Crowd funding was a crowd favorite at a business plan contest Thursday night, and now a Richmond startup has $10,000 to put toward its vision.
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Breaking Ground: Building Permits for 5.16.12
Tons of new homes and a few new apartment buildings. Plus a $3 million addition to a local girls private school and new parking garage downtown.
Flavored cones take the cake
Five Virginia Commonwealth University students took home $11,000 in a recent business plan competition.
The R&D Dept.: Local Patents for 4.25.12
A local inventor is trying to patent a new type of grip for golf putters. And for all those menthol cigarette fans out there, Philip Morris has a new patent just for you.
Storied shop will cater to new tastes
Two Richmond restaurateurs are opening a taco restaurant on Boulevard in the former home of the infamous Triangle Book Store.
Internships
Editorial internships Richmond BizSense offers highly competitive newsroom internships each year to student journalists and recent graduates. Our 10-week, paid summer internship is designed for rising juniors, seniors or recent graduates with substantial journalism experience. Preference will be given to applicants who have reported for or edited college newspapers. A general knowledge of business, economics,… Read more »
The R&D Dept.: Local Patents for 3.14.12
Patents this week for a drug device company in Ashland, Capital One, Philip Morris and more.
Monday Q&A: Tomato beer?
The craft brewery boom is spreading to Ashland, and a major league baseball pitcher and his engineer brother are leading the charge.
The Herd: Departures, hires and promotions for 12.20.11
Lots of moves this week, and a local private equity fund hires a professional baseball player who is in the minor league organization of the Seattle Mariners.
NewsFeeds 12.5.11
Trump not paying legal bills, lawyers say (Virginia Lawyers Weekly) Two Richmond-area lawyers say their firm is getting stiffed by Donald Trump and they want out of a lawsuit in Charlottesville federal court. A Trump spokesperson blames the dispute on shoddy work by the Virginia lawyers. Big hurdles for hemp (Roanoke Times) Montgomery County… Read more »