A man in Richmond is looking to patent a bookshelf. Plus new innovations coming down the pike at Afton Chemical, Philip Morris and more.
The R&D Dept.: Local patents for 8.1.12
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New Business Licenses for 7.27.12
Find out about the new coffee shop on E. Franklin Street, a new donut maker called Carpe donut and the new business name of the week: Grills Gone Wild.
The Docket: Court roundup for 7.26.12
Find out why a developer is suing the city for allegedly botching a low income housing program. A widow sues a local funeral home. And an area hotel faces a $500,000 suit..
Breaking ground: Building permits for 7.25.12
Find out who has landed work at a build-out at Rocketts Landing, a $2M permit to convert an office building to apartments, a new commercial building on W. Broad and where all the area’s biggest homebuilders are building. Full access to all building permits twice a month is available through BizSense Pro.
The R&D Dept.: Local patents for 7.25.12
Patents for MeadWestvaco, Philip Morris and the UVA Patent Foundation. Plus, a Mechanicsville man has invented a process of star navigation for missile systems. BizSense Pro shows you the innovations local companies have coming down the pike.
New business licenses for 7.20.12
Some sweet businesses are on the horizon, including King of Pops, Miz Softee and Fire & Ice Frozen Treats. Plus, a period costume shop is planned. Get the leads on all the new businesses by subscribing to BizSense Pro.
The Docket: Court roundup for 7.19.12
Two Kenmore appliances and a Crate and Barrel chair are cited among recent local lawsuits.
Moving Day: Home sales over $500,000 for June
A monster month for high-end home sales with mansions on Monument Ave and million-dollar homes in Henrico.
New business licenses for 7.13.12
Several Burger Kings are heading to Chesterfield County, plus a new Short Pump tattoo shop and a new wine bar on E. Hundred Road.
The Docket: Court Roundup for 7.12.12
Several banks seeking judgments from businesses this week. A Fan condo association is suing the owner of the property. And the Canal Club is sued by one of its patrons.