A cold-pressed juice company is launching its first shop in a West End shopping center, and it will also have a popular food truck’s fare on its menu.
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Biotech firm maneuvers for better spot on stock market
With a recent capital raise giving a $13 million cushion, a downtown bioscience company completed a 1-for-50 reverse stock split in hopes of moving up in the stock market ranks and drawing more funding for clinical trials.
REIT lays groundwork for more East End warehouse space
A real estate firm scooped up nearly 100 acres in Henrico County for an industrial project, and plans suggest that a major Chesapeake alcohol distributor could be moving in.
Creative Q&A: FAM’s creative head coach
Free Agents Marketing Creative Director Laura Wagner built the creative department from the ground up and helped build an extensive campaign for the Redskins training camp. With practices now in full swing, Wagner sat down with BizSense to talk about “Fandemonium.”
Hanover getting taste of draft beer to go
Tapping into the growing growler trend, two restaurant co-workers are launching a 56-tap beer shop in a Hanover County shopping center.
Economic initiative to push private sector jobs
The governor, local CEOs and businesspeople gathered on Tuesday to pitch a new program aimed at reducing the state’s dependence on the public sector by giving a boost to private industry, startups and more.
Golf course comeback continues with new clubhouse
A Hanover County golf club that was bought out of bankruptcy five years ago is hoping to keep its forward momentum going with the addition of a multimillion-dollar clubhouse that will include an event space, pro shop and dining area.
New GRP CEO: Time is right to recruit next Fortune 1000 firm
As Barry Matherly steps up as the new head of the Greater Richmond Partnership, he sat down with Richmond BizSense to talk about luring the next big company to the area.
Nonprofit graduates first batch of startups
An upstart nonprofit has spawned its first crop of startups after graduating five companies from its inaugural year-long training program for low-income entrepreneurs looking to start their own businesses.
Short Pump townhome proposal withdrawn
Citing a flood of new commercial interest on a rare undeveloped Short Pump lot, the landowner has pulled its pitch for nearly 50 town houses.