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BizSense worked a double shift of schmoozing last week, as we held back-to-back gatherings for the inaugural installments of our two newest event series.

It has pulled back on its proposal to develop the so-called “Matoaca Mega Site,” but is not giving up on the project it hoped would lure a major employer to the region.

Just weeks after changing its name, a Richmond-born company has slashed positions from its Innsbrook office.

A chocolate shop heads to Short Pump, The Cameron Foundation announces a new board member, and other news including awards and acquisitions.

The local firm has been on an acquisition tear of late as it looks to double its size over a five-year span.

For our newest event series, Richmond BizSense is breaking out the crystal ball.

A fast-growing company in Innsbrook has taken on outside capital for the first time since its founding in 2010.

As a round of heavy repairs to one of the city’s most visible parks is nearing the finish line, work on another nearby park is about to get started.

A rehab clinic opens, a local marketing principal publishes a book, and more news in education, real estate and restaurants.

Another retro local beverage company is coming back from the dead after fizzing out in the ’60s.