
A downtown firm repeats as Adweek’s U.S. Agency of the Year, two national insurance companies get marketing help from Richmond, and a local agency does work for a COVID-19 testing firm.
A downtown firm repeats as Adweek’s U.S. Agency of the Year, two national insurance companies get marketing help from Richmond, and a local agency does work for a COVID-19 testing firm.
VA Harvest, which sells CBD extracts and cremes in stores and online, is a venture by a local chemist and two of his friends.
“We’ve got seltzers, which hit the gluten-free market, but some folks are really hung up on wines and ciders,” brewery owner Thomas Pakurar said. “I’m just trying to fill that need.”
County governments consider real estate tax cuts, technology zones are floated in Richmond and Henrico, and several large developments are headed for votes.
After a year of no luck landing job interviews, the VCU grad got a gig she wasn’t expecting with some help from her singer-songwriter side.
The West End purchase was the second house in metro Richmond to surpass the $3 million mark this year.
The purchase of a Henrico office park for $87 million was the week’s top sale and 5,711 square feet in Henrico was the week’s top lease.
The nonprofit’s Sprout School expects to open a downtown Richmond location in spring 2022 and an Oregon Hill location in winter 2023.
A medical billing firm claims $2.5 million in damages in a breach of purchase agreement. A solar panel firm says it is due nearly $300,000 for a project in Chesapeake. (BizSense Pro subscription required)
The Shockoe Bottom coffee shop is adding another location and it leased a long-vacant former ice cream store at 2100 John Rolfe Parkway.
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