Trading Day

CarMax files its latest earnings report and four executives exercise millions of dollars in stock options, and a new six-figure employment agreement for a local CFO in this week’s roundup.

Trading Day is back after a holiday hiatus, with a new CEO taking over at a downtown bank, a local director stepping down from his post, a big sell-off from a local insider and two executives each selling over $1 million in shares.

A New Market subsidiary makes a nine-figure acquisition, CarMax reports its third quarter earnings, and a local bank director is resigning at year’s end.

A soon-to-retire local CEO cashes out on a big pile of stock options, a local company splits its stock, new compensation terms for a couple executives and a slate of new hires in the upper ranks at a Midlothian bank.

Christmas came early this year for a group of local bank directors in the form of a stock retainer. Plus, Genworth’s CEO meets the press and a WestRock executive exercises stock options.

A local bank sees a big bump in earnings, an investor in a local insurer cashes out through a stock offering, insiders sell off stock options and more.

A new executive named at CarMax, insiders at several Richmond-based companies purchase tens of thousands of shares, while a WestRock executive cashes in on shares totaling upwards of $5 million.

Third quarter earnings season rolls on, with more than one local company reporting hundreds of millions of dollars in losses, while others fared better.

Third quarter earnings season continues with multiple companies reporting in, a local CEO sells $1 million worth of shares, and more details on the Genworth China deal.

A local tobacco giant buys into a massive beer deal, bank earnings season begins and local armored car giant Brink’s reports its quarterly earnings.