Apple REIT might be looking to sell or take public one of its funds. Plus, a local bank makes a huge turnaround in the second quarter.
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Trading Day: Inside the SEC filings for 7.28.2011
Another local bank’s CFO is resigning, and one of CarMax’s top executives is retiring. Earnings season is also in full swing.
Trading Day: Inside SEC filings for 7.21.11
More hotel purchases from an Apple REIT this week. Plus, more detail on the departure of a local bank’s CFO.
Trading Day: Inside SEC filings for 7.14.11
Apple REIT Ten’s hotel-buying streak shows no signs of slowing down, and a local bank’s CFO will step down in August.
Trading Day: Inside SEC filings for 7.7.11
More news out of the Apple REITs this week, and a local Fortune 500 company gets a massive $3 billion line of credit.
Trading Day: Inside the SEC filings for 6.29.11
A director and former CEO of a local bank resigns from the bank’s board of directors. Plus, another big local company names a new member to its board, and an embattled local REIT company finally makes a statement about the class action lawsuits it has been hit with in recent weeks.
Trading Day: Inside the SEC filings for 6.23.2011
CarMax reveals big plans for new stores across the country. Plus a local tobacco company discloses the latest pay packages for its top executives.
Trading Day: Inside the SEC filings for 6.16.11
A local bank executive gets a new pay package, and two local REITs try to fend off a hostile bid made by a California investment fund.
Trading Day: Inside the SEC filings for 6.9.11
Several insiders at a local bank went on a buying spree this week. And the top executives of a Glen Allen bank that recently went public signed new employment contracts, each for a six-figure salary.
Trading Day: Inside the SEC filings for 6.2.2011
There’s plenty of shuffling this week in the executive ranks of local public companies, including CarMax, Media General and local banks. Markel discloses that it has some acquisitions in the works. And a Midlothian videogame maker gets a reprieve on some of its defaulted debt, using one of its games as collateral.