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The teen clothing store has more than 500 stores nationally, including one in White Oak in Henrico, Chesterfield Towne Center and Southpark Mall.
The teen clothing store has more than 500 stores nationally, including one in White Oak in Henrico, Chesterfield Towne Center and Southpark Mall.
The company announced it would close its dozens of locations in more than 20 states, including its longtime, lone Virginia location in Tuckernuck Plaza on West Broad Street.
A familiar suitor is taking another crack at buying the publicly traded retailer, but this time it wants a discount.
The Midlothian store will into a relatively new retail strip at the Wegmans-anchored Stonehenge Village center. It will be the chain’s second outpost in the region.
After deciding the Richmond computer-repair scene is too crowded for a new location, a Shockoe Bottom shop is betting on a westward expansion to grow the business.
Mo Karnage, who runs Karnage Construction, is preparing to open By Any Beans Necessary at 3006 First Ave.
Lucks Lane Veterinary Clinic is in expansion mode after changing hands last summer and adding a new doctor who attracts new sorts of patients beyond cats and dogs.
Lustre and co-owner Robin Salzberg last month resolved a long-fought lawsuit filed against them by the Salzberg family’s former nanny.
Chris and Kaitlyn Fitzner are aiming to have their Sijang brand’s Garlic Chili Crunch product in 50 stores by the end of 2024.
“I have a saying. If it’s not turning, it’s not earning. I think out of my 200 machines, I don’t think I have a single out-of-order machine,” said Neighborhood Laundromat owner Al Bingenheimer.
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