Startups

Teaming up with another recently launched fitness business, two Mechanicsville brothers are bringing their workout supplement business to a downtown storefront.

A contractor recently kicked off a new hot sauce business, and his recipe is already popping up in markets and on restaurant menus around town.

A young company that stores and ships orders for online retailers is packing up its own warehouse in Ashland and moving into a much larger home south of the river.

The electronic cigarette company that launched two years ago in Carytown has quickly expanded to more than 50 shops. And its large new headquarters facility is now up and running in Chesterfield County.

Two college friends are giving a laundry service concept a whirl in Richmond with plans to start checking laundry off Richmond to-do lists next week.

After standing out at pitch competitions and startup programs, a company geared toward property managers completed its first capital raise with help from several notable names in local real estate.

Betting on some promising startups to revive downtown, the city of Hopewell awarded funding to four new businesses that will move into vacant storefronts along a main retail stretch.

After a stint working for a nutrition retail heavyweight, a 21-year-old entrepreneur is launching his own supplement shop along West Broad Street.

A downtown shared office startup is adding more desks with a second location on the edge of Scott’s Addition, where it plans a $1 million rehab of a Broad Street sub shop.

A shared office space with a focus on retail-related startups is expanding with a move from Rocketts Landing into the outskirts of the Fan.