“Fusion is the process that happens inside the stars. On Earth, when we get it to work, we’ll use it to make electricity in fusion power plants. That electricity will be clean, it’ll be (reliable), it’ll be safe,” said the CEO of MIT-born Commonwealth Fusion Systems.
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Police precinct property, land near Whitcomb Court among city-owned parcels slated for disposition
City administrators are recommending a real estate disposition plan that calls for unloading 28 surplus parcels totaling about 55 acres to housing nonprofits and private developers.
Still searching for new title sponsor, Richmond’s PGA tourney may form a foursome
“The clock isn’t quite ticking yet, but it will be by the time we get to the spring or middle of 2025,” said Steve Schoenfeld. “I think the community needs to know we’re at a point where there is a bit of a sense of urgency.”
Local startup Qnovia closes on $16M raise to take nicotine inhaler to U.K. market
The funding will primarily be allocated toward the submission of an application to British regulators to allow for the commercialization of the company’s RespiRx nicotine inhaler in the United Kingdom.
Meet AnswersNow, the virtual therapy company that topped this year’s RVA 25 list
Jeff Beck’s Shockoe Bottom-based company has nearly 150 employees, will serve more than 1,000 kids with autism this year through 8,000 hours of therapy each month and has raised $30 million from VC investors to date.
Inside Baseball: The behind-the-scenes battle that got Richmond’s new ballpark across home plate
Presented here in its entirety, this is the full version of our in-depth report on the Diamond District saga, in which BizSense analyzed emails and court filings to learn how it came to be that two of the three firms that once led it stepped away from the $2.4B development.
After fundraiser staves off closing, Virginia Rep to sell Northside property as part of restructuring
Weeks after a public plea for donations to prevent it from shutting down, Virginia Repertory Theatre is entertaining a sale of the former Scottish Rite Temple it acquired just two years ago as it continues to look for ways to cut costs.
Inside Baseball: The behind-the-scenes battle that got Richmond’s new ballpark across home plate (Part 2)
In Part 2 of our series on the Diamond District saga, with two of the three developers stepping away from the project, emails and court filings reveal how the remaining parties stepped up to the plate to get the ballpark under construction.
Loop Capital wants out of $40M Diamond District lawsuit; Thalhimer says Republic has ‘quitter’s remorse’
The recent filings come a month after Chicago-based Loop revealed that it bowed out of the Diamond District project six months ago, just before D.C.-based Republic Properties filed its suit.
Thrift store chain Uptown Cheapskate lands in former Ledbury storefront downtown
Behind the new location is Maggie Mereand, the local franchisee who has two other Uptown Cheapskate outposts in Chesterfield County.