A catering company in Shockoe Slip is closing after 27 years, leaving the building’s owner looking for a new tenant.
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A bright spot, regardless of the weather
It’s easy to spot Bert Green’s business amid the rows of brick workshops in a Richmond industrial park: Just look for the solar panels parked out front.
More seeds planted amid housing harvest
Buoyed by some recent success, two veteran developers are working on a $5.5 million apartment building.
Recent grads take grand prize
Crowd funding was a crowd favorite at a business plan contest Thursday night, and now a Richmond startup has $10,000 to put toward its vision.
Richmond pumps more air into cycling image
Think you could handle a stage of the Tour de France? This fall, you can get close to finding out.
A family recipe for business
Mediterranean Bistro on Main Street will be the seventh installment in a family business that began in Sicily more than 50 years ago.
Jobs-seekers’ haven to close
A center for displaced workers is shutting down after a three-year run in Innsbrook.
More of French’s follies to be auctioned
Bank of Hampton Roads is foreclosing on two buildings in Scott’s Addition and hoping to recover some of the $15 million it lent Justin French.
At least the fees are under par
A glut of golf courses in Richmond is making a wealthy man’s game a little more accessible.
Property owner checks out
A hotel across from Richmond International Airport is headed for the auction block.