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It’s unclear what the future holds for the space and the club, which was founded in Jackson Ward in the 1930s during segregation and gained popularity as the only social club in town at the time that welcomed black men and women.
It’s unclear what the future holds for the space and the club, which was founded in Jackson Ward in the 1930s during segregation and gained popularity as the only social club in town at the time that welcomed black men and women.
First quarter earnings continue to be filed by local companies, including Altria, Brink’s, Hamilton Beach, Owens & Minor and more.
A local firm’s general counsel resigns in favor of a post with another company. Plus, earnings season begins with numbers coming in from Atlantic Union Bank, CarMax and others.
As proxy season continues, click through to see which local CEO received a total pay package of more than $16 million last year. (BizSense Pro subscription required)
See which local CEO received a total pay package valued at more than $9 million last year, as proxy season is in full swing. Plus, a local company gets aggressive in its pursuit of an acquisition.
A new CFO named at a local Fortune 500, while a Henrico-based convenience store chain seals a $370 million acquisition. Plus, Altria makes another bet on the vaping business.
Earnings season is winding down, with results coming in from Universal Corp., Kinsale Capital, PFG and others. Plus a few insiders buying and selling shares.
Executive shuffling at Markel, Brink’s, Hamilton Beach, Genworth and Atlantic Union. Plus earnings season is in full swing.
John Gottwald is stepping down as chairman of Tredegar, two CFOs are leaving their posts, and a local REIT gets another 180 days to get its share price up or face delisting from Nasdaq.
One of Markel’s chief executives announces his retirement, a flooring retailer’s CFO puts in her notice, and several area executives buy thousands of shares.
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