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The out-of-office pursuits of Richmond businesspeople continued to catch our attention and lead to some of BizSense’s most memorable stories of the year.

New retailers in Stony Point, a big donation to Richmond Ballet, and other news blurbs in healthcare, marketing and education.

A Norfolk-based nonprofit that provides round-trip transit to work for those who live in areas with limited public transit options has rolled into the region.

With 2017 drawing to a close, BizSense is hard at work compiling its biggest and most popular list of the year. Find out how to include your firm.

A Scott’s Addition-based company that lured millions of dollars in capital with its wireless chargers for electric cars is set to hand over the keys.

After a year in which it saw twice as much growth as it’s used to, a local IT consulting firm is making more elbow room locally while similarly expanding offices in other markets. CapTech, a national IT management consultant firm based in Henrico County, has added 8,000 square feet of space to its headquarters at… Read more »

Making good on an assertion that it’s hungry for acquisitions, the downtown financial firm has snatched up a wealth management company.

A downtown-based investment firm continues to be bullish on the industry, with its second Appalachian acquisition in a year.

One of Richmond’s biggest accounting firms is further expanding its geographical reach, and moving further afield from traditional number-crunching.

A Colorado-based online grocer that arrived in Richmond through a merger this year has suddenly shut down.