While the final rankings are set, they won’t be unveiled until the Nov. 4 awards ceremony at Hardywood West Creek.
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Bankrupt LL Flooring completes $140M asset sale
The Henrico-based retailer on Monday finalized the sale of about half of its 400 stores and its intellectual property to founder and former CEO Tom Sullivan, while it also sold its massive Sandston distribution center to data center giant QTS.
Landscaping firm buys irrigation business in second deal in six months
Six months after buying a local landscaping peer, the owners of Terra Forma Landscaping have purchased Miller Irrigation & Landscape Lighting, a 24-year-old firm.
Timmons Group acquires frequent collaborator Dutton + Associates
The 19-year-old cultural resources firm has collaborated with Timmons on projects including Stone Brewing and the Dominion Energy and CoStar towers downtown.
Breaking Ground: Local building permits for 9.4.24
A data center project in Chesterfield has a total of $72 million in permits. (BizSense Pro required)
Motleys sells Richmond Auto Auction to national auction house
The longtime local operation, which sells about 20,000 vehicles a year, is now owned by America’s Auto Auction, the second-largest auto auctioneer in the country.
RVA 25 for 2024: Applications open for Richmond’s fastest-growing companies
Applications for the 12th annual list and awards program are now open. The submission deadline is Sept. 20. The awards ceremony is Nov. 4.
48-townhome project near Richmond Raceway advancing in Henrico
Canterbury Development Group has enlisted Ryan Homes to build the three-bedroom townhomes, which will be priced starting in the upper $200,000s.
Childhood friends hit the open road to launch motorcycle tour company
Launched by a local M&A advisor and manufacturing manager, Open Road Moto Tours offers guided motorcycle tours on routes from western Richmond through the Blue Ridge Parkway and Skyline Drive.
$18M pay package makes Altria CEO region’s highest-paid public company exec
The top bosses at Richmond’s largest publicly traded companies saw their pay rise an average of 14 percent in 2023. The 22 CEOs’ combined compensation packages totaled $133 million for the year.