Monthly Archives: February 2010 »
SBA beefs up local microloan program
The SBA recently awarded REDC Community Capital group a $920,039 grant to help fund their micro-loan program, the largest amount the organization has ever received for that program
Read More »The Pipeline: Commercial Real Estate Round Up for 2.26.10
Thalhimer reports the following deals: RJW6, LLC purchased the approx. 4,800 sq. ft. industrial property at 2709 Willard Road in Henrico from John Jen, LLC for $340,000 and will operate their business, Mosquito Squad
Read More »Guest Column: Do you really want to own your own business?
This column was written as advice for business consultants primarily involved in helping people start franchises, but it is good reading for anyone thinking about starting a new business. The current financial downturn has
Read More »Newsfeeds 2.25.10
Bear Island Paper Co. files for bankruptcy (Times-Dispatch) Bear Island, which employs about 200 people at its newsprint manufacturing mill in northern Hanover County, filed for Chapter 11 reorganization yesterday Number of local homeowners
Read More »Siblings launch web startup
Charles Bice and Amy de Venoge think they have come up with a way to take the juggling out of scheduling
Read More »Nearly 20,000 more tickets in 2009
After you read this, you might want to go move your car real quick
Read More »Business Licenses 2.25.10
Best new names this week are Demented Minds Productions and Enchanted Cakery
Read More »Government report warns of commercial real estate crisis
A wave of commercial foreclosures could trigger economic damage that affects the lives of every American, according to a report released by the Congressional Oversight Committee. From the panel: “Commercial real estate loans made
Read More »Developers cling to Reynolds site
Developers have signed a contract to purchase the Reynolds Metals properties along the Canal Walk to build apartments, shops and restaurants
Read More »A ‘sign’ of the times
The FastSigns store at 8707 W. Broad St. has moved to a new location in the Innsbrook area. The company’s store at Horsepen Road and Broad Street can serve the area that the original
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