Massive drills dug into a downtown parking lot this week, one of several sites being tested for viability as a permanent bus transfer facility as the GRTC works to narrow down its lengthy search.
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True Health’s tests draw patent lawsuit
The company that bought HDL out of bankruptcy is now facing its own legal troubles: An Ohio competitor, which had a testing deal with HDL, is claiming patent infringement and demanding True Health to stop performing some tests.
The Herd: New hires, promotions and departures for Nov. 24, 2015
A law firm promotes an attorney to shareholder, a nonprofit designates a new leader of its annual fundraiser, and TowneBank names a branch manager of its new downtown headquarters.
VCU to grab more real estate with $15M bond plan
The school has its eye on a restaurant property and a Media General-owned office and plans to renovate several of its other buildings, including the Brandcenter.
Printing shops ink merger deal
Two West End printing shops are folding into one company with 26 employees and a client list of large local institutions.
Law firm chairman stepping back into full-time practice
A co-founder of a longtime law firm is stepping back into full-time practice after more than 25 years as the company’s chairman, part of a larger plan to hand leadership over to the next generation.
Bank CEO’s leap to Lumber Liquidators brings large pay bump
The new CEO of Lumber Liquidators took up his post Monday, and he’s leaving his banking career behind with a lucrative new contract and consulting gig.
Media General to entertain Nexstar bid
With one deal still in the works for Media General to acquire a smaller competitor, the company has said it will hear out another firm on its $4.1 billion buyout bid.
The Herd: New hires, promotions and departures for Nov. 17, 2015
A pair of nonprofits tap new executive directors, the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond promotes a VP, and a chef signs on to a downtown restaurant.
Sandwich shop next restaurant filling out Grace Street
A sandwich chain started in West Virginia is reviving a long-empty storefront on East Grace Street, and it hopes word will spread to the downtown lunch crowd.