A design/contracting firm claims $650,000 in damages, saying its business was ruined by a restaurant client of long-standing, and a fire cleanup company says it is due $65,000 for its services. The Docket is open for all BizSense Pro members.
Brink’s closes its $520 million acquisition of rival Dunbar, Genworth once again extends negotiations in its deal to be acquired and earnings continue to roll in for several local companies.
This week’s patents include an airless adhesive spray, a secure fob to expedite payments without a mobile device and an intelligent ballistic target.
GRTC’s CEO announces his resignation less than two months after the launch of the Pulse. Plus, new faces in law, real estate, retail and more.
A local agency receives recognition from an industry trade journal, a Shockoe Bottom studio donates $10,000 worth of work to a Richmond nonprofit, and several shops pick up new clients in the latest roundup.
This week a $505,000 home in Chesterfield’s Highlands subdivision leads the list. Become a BizSense Pro member for a leg up on each week’s auctions.
Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer reports the following deals: Richmond Den Associates purchased the Denny’s restaurant at 6598 W. Broad St. in Henrico for about $1.6 million. Catharine Spangler and Calvin Griffith with Thalhimer Capital Markets Group represented the seller. Isaac DeRegibus represented the buyer. Commonwealth Primary Care has leased 6,310 square feet at 1630… Read more »
New businesses abound this week. Chesterfield reports two family health services. Henrico County reports an import/export firm and a Halloween pop-up. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
Two plaintiffs claim personal and property damages against landlords who they say failed to manage or remediate mold, and a landscaping company says it is due nearly $50,000 for services for a grocery chain. The Docket is open for all BizSense Pro members.
We’re knee-deep in earnings season, plus a local company gets regulatory clearance for a $520 million acquisition and a couple local insiders sell off some shares.
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