Aspiring entrepreneurs in Church Hill received some cash Monday to help jump-start their business ventures.
Startups
Monday Q&A: Bake for one hour
A former paralegal has a recipe for Richmonders who are a little short on kitchen space.
Convenience food
A local couple is hoping residents and businesses want to outsource their grocery shopping.
Move over, mystery meat
What started as a mother brainstorming ways to prepare healthier school lunches for her daughter has turned into a new lunchroom option for hundreds of local students.
Will Relay Foods bring the online grocery biz back to life?
Charlottesville-based Relay Foods expanded into Richmond last year and plans to expand slowly into neighboring Mid-Atlantic states, according to Forbes.com.
Used cars on consignment
Look out, CarMax: A former investment banker is gunning for a share of the used car market with his startup CarLotz.
Shark Tank: College Edition
Student entrepreneurs gave their best pitches Friday during the final round of the annual Business Pitch Competition at the University of Richmond.
A River City respite for $20 a night?
A former elevator building downtown might soon provide budget lodging to travelers visiting Richmond.
‘Richmond was a no-brainer’
Richmond residents have yet another way to get local produce delivered to their doors.
Planned obsolescence vs. perceived obsolescence
Keeping up with modern gadgetry is the problem; a local electronics recovery company is trying to provide the solution.