The downtown-based TV-station operator on Friday announced it will pay $1.6 billion to acquire LIN Media in a massive deal that will create a colossal firm owning 74 TV stations in 46 markets.
Move over McGruff. Q-man’s the new crime stopper in town.
Bent on becoming the biggest frozen yogurt brand in the country, a Richmond-based chain is bringing in outside help to add some flavor to its marketing strategy.
Richmond Region Tourism recently kicked off a new advertising strategy that aims to lure visitors to the region by highlighting peculiar pairings of the area’s attractions or characteristics.
A local marketer is trying to give the Virginia craft beer scene a new catch phrase.
It took seven years, but BizSense finally made it to the big screen.
The curtain was pulled back Tuesday for a behind-the-scenes look at a new TV series being filmed in Richmond.
Some prime plots of city real estate are up for grabs and offering an amenity few can boast: They’re the only place in town where you can spend eternity next to two U.S. presidents.
One of Richmond’s biggest companies is teaming up with a few VCU grads to make a play for the Super Bowl.
In 2011, the story of Abraham Lincoln rained Hollywood dollars down on Richmond. Now the local economy is seeing the spoils of the Revolutionary War.
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