Retail

The electric carmaker’s plan to open a dealership in Richmond may be forced to a screeching halt.

A publicly traded electronics distribution giant is closing its Richmond-area operations after less than a year, eliminating dozens of local jobs.

The hip-hop and basketball-inspired posters lining the walls of the shop prepare newcomers for Round Two’s niche. Old is “in” here.

After a banking giant’s plans pushed her out of Carytown, a longtime antiques dealer is re-opening her shop in a Scott’s Addition space where she says parking may be a bigger concern than the rent.

Two friends-turned-business-partners hope their new shop can corner part of the Libbie-Patterson retail scene.

A local accountant has bought an office of her own where she’ll look to pedal health foods along with her number crunching services.

The local company’s handcrafted, natural products for the body, including lotions, house sprays, body washes and candles, have attracted orders from big-time national retailers.

A North Carolina-based electronic cigarette brand is moving into Chesterfield County for its second retail location in the Richmond market.

Publix announced Wednesday plans to acquire 10 of the 19 Martin’s stores in Richmond as part of a deal arranged to help clear a path for a mega-merger between the parent companies of Martin’s and Food Lion.