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Startups
Contest seeks to cultivate the East End
Bon Secours and the Virginia Local Initiatives Support Coalition are planting a second round of seeds for business growth in Richmond’s East End.
More fur, less financing
Valerie Paul, 26, is turning her lifelong love of dogs into a 3,600-square-foot brick-and-mortar business — without taking a penny from the banks.
When trees fall down, business picks up
Recent storms have brought down plenty of timber in the Richmond area, but one local entrepreneur isn’t complaining.
A beefed-up business plan
CrossFit enthusiast Haluk Ural is flexing on his entrepreneurial muscles.
A new spin on the social circuit
A former VCU field hockey coach has hung up her whistle and is launching a specialized fitness training business.
Hoping for a humdinger
A former political insider hopes his new brand’s playful name and bright packaging will bring a younger crowd to the ginger ale market.
Startup competition heats up
Fifteen businesses are finalists for a $10,000 prize and free office space in the Greater Richmond Chamber’s inaugural startup competition.
Lotz more cars
Richmond-based consignment car dealer CarLotz crossed the river and leased its second location after a year in business.
Monday Q&A: I left my heart in Richmond
Richmond Trolley Company, the venture behind the old-fashioned red trolley cars you’ve probably seen cruising Richmond recently, has hosted some big-name riders.