Trading Day

Trading Day: Local SEC filings for 8.16.18

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Brink’s closes its $520 million acquisition of rival Dunbar, Genworth once again extends negotiations in its deal to be acquired and earnings continue to roll in for several local companies.

Trading Day: Local SEC filings for 8.9.18

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We’re knee-deep in earnings season, plus a local company gets regulatory clearance for a $520 million acquisition and a couple local insiders sell off some shares.

Trading Day: Local SEC filings for 7.26.18

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Second quarter earnings continue to roll in, a newly minted local director gets his initial batch of shares and insiders at Markel and CarMax sell off some shares.

New CEO steps in at Snag

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Months after reducing its local workforce, the company formerly known as Snagajob has made a change at its top office. Peter Harrison, who had been on the job for about five years, has been replaced as CEO of Snag, the recently rebranded hourly job-search website that has about 250 employees in Innsbrook. The new CEO… Read more »

Trading Day: Local SEC filings for 7.19.18

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Dominion Energy gains a needed regulatory approval as it works to complete its acquisition of SCANA, Union is the first local bank to announce its second quarter earnings and Markel names a new president and COO.

Trading Day: Local SEC filings for 7.12.18

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A local REIT drops $29 million for a hotel near Atlanta, Union Bank strikes a $374 million deal to sell off its boat lending division and CarMax releases its latest earnings report.

Trading Day: Local SEC filings for 6.28.18

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A new director at Union Bankshares, stock options dished out to local insiders, earnings roll in from CarMax and a new debt investment vehicle from Dominion.

Trading Day: Local SEC filings for 6.14.18

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Owens & Minor loses its CFO, Tredegar says it will close a factory, Genworth takes a key step in its deal with a Chinese conglomerate, and several local insiders unload shares in a busy week.