After some musical soul searching in Nashville, Tenn., a former biodiesel salesman is back in Richmond looking to help nonprofits make it big.
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New Business Licenses: 9.5.14
A high-end designer opens a store in Short Pump Town Center, plus new caterers, contractors and restaurants in Henrico and Chesterfield counties. Get BizSense Pro to see the full list of new business licenses each week.
Local law firm’s ads take a high-speed turn
In the race for clients in a competitive field, a local law firm is aiming for the winner’s circle with its latest ad buy.
The startup with the $50M plan
A year-old spinoff of a Richmond real estate investment firm is preparing for a big capital raise beginning this fall as it looks to take advantage of upcoming changes to federal regulations that will make it easier for small businesses to pitch investors and raise money.
Downtown startup banking on healthcare at home
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.
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.