Bon Secours launches a major ad campaign that included Super Bowl commercials, another major health system gets prime-time air on an ESPN network and a Carytown restaurant enlists the help of a local firm.
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Downtown hotel handing keys to new owner
A Hilton-branded hotel near VCU is nearing a sale to a company that’s growing in college towns across the country. And the buyer has multimillion-dollar renovations in mind for the property.
The Herd: New hires, promotions and departures for Feb. 17, 2015
Lots of staff news from local law firms, and a new-to-town bank continues to scoop up local talent. Plus, two big names in engineering and development make new hires.
Medical office in the works at Short Pump
Two doctors and a developer have gone in on the $5 million second phase of a Short Pump development that it aims to fill with other medical practices.
The R&D Dept.: Local patents for Feb. 11, 2015
New patents from several area companies, including UVA and VCU, Verizon and Philip Morris.
The Herd: New hires, promotions and departures for Feb. 10, 2015
Several departures top the staffing news this week. Plus, Williams Mullen announces its newest partners, Richmond Multisports names a new CEO, and local companies in advertising, real estate, insurance and more make promotions and hires.
Nonprofit hotel kicks off major renovation
A nonprofit that houses hospital patients and their families is kicking off the first part of a large-scale renovation plan with help from local companies working pro bono.
Fashion startups take root downtown
A former co-owner of a Fan vintage shop has set up her own store on the edge of Jackson Ward, drawn to the area by other small independent retailers along Broad Street.
Restaurant owners rebound in the suburbs
Shortly after shutting down a business near VCU, a restaurateur couple is planning to open another venture in the more familiar territory of the West End.
Newsbites: Noteworthy tidbits for Jan. 21, 2015
A team from VCU creates a way to more efficiently manufacture an AIDS drug, local nonprofits get corporate support and the VMFA reopens one of its galleries.