A local biotech firm with a big-name backer wants to push healthcare beyond the hospital. It’s working to expand the use of its service and to have it covered by insurance companies eventually Medicare.
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Local app maker reimagines the gift card
A new Glen Allen company wants to let you buy a friend a drink at the bar – even if you’re in different states.
Credit union reaches for more members, new offices
Call Federal Credit Union has been approved for an expanded community charter that it plans to use to reach more potential members around the region and open five new offices.
VCU gobbles up more real estate
The school’s acquisition of a West Grace Street apartment building could be the next piece of more than $100 million worth of construction underway along the five-block stretch between Ryland and Belvidere streets.
After a long trek, hostel project moves forward
An international company has taken its first visible steps toward the creation of a $2.8 million downtown hostel that will be aimed at young, budget-conscious travelers.
HandCraft cycles through ideas for Scott’s Addition space
Leaving apartment developers out to dry, the co-owner of the HandCraft industrial laundry space is searching for the perfect tenant to move in next summer. And he’s already shown it to one Colorado brewery.
Coffee shop grows by standing still
A coffee expert known for his unmistakable trailer is expanding his business into a stationary shop within the future VCU arts building.
Massive paper factory deal unfolds in Chesterfield
A Chinese paper company has picked Chesterfield County for its first advanced manufacturing operation in the U.S. It will invest pump $2 billion over the next five years and the plant is expected to create 2,000 jobs over time.
Breaking Ground: Local building permits for 6.4.14
A new hospice facility in Chesterfield County. Hefty renovations to the city fire station. Plus new homes around the Richmond area. Get the full list of permits every week with your BizSense Pro subscription.
Neighbors hope to roll with invention
Two Chesterfield neighbors and entrepreneurs, funded initially by a big-name local investor, are sticking with a peculiar liquid to carve out a niche in the athletic gear market.