Media/Marketing/Advertising

A deal to be acquired by an out-of-state firm will create an agency with more than 200 employees.

For the second time in a month, ownership of a local TV station is changing hands through a big-money deal.

There are two new additions to the BizSense family, including one familiar face.

Thanks to a busy week of mergers and acquisitions, a nice raise is in store for some local executives.

Michael Boykin couldn’t ignore the signs: It was time to sell.

The company’s planned merger with a private Nashville firm would bring 12 TV stations, including one in Richmond, into its fold.

Another presidential flick is expected to pump money into Richmond’s economy, and the production is looking for extras — especially toddlers who resemble the Kennedys.

The Shockoe Bottom company that gave life to Nutzy the Flying Squirrel is set to tackle its first full-length cartoon.

A local tabloid known for posting mug shots from Richmond area arrests might soon have its own day in court.

An online magazine and resource for local parents has a new owner.