Monthly Archives: October 2010 »
Capital One bringing 700 jobs to Richmond
Capital One will create 700 positions at a call center and an operations center it plans to open in Innsbrook next year. BizSense first reported in August that Capital One had bought two office
Read More »More funny ads in the Geico campaign
Three new Geico ads that are part of a campaign asking obvious questions are running, and two of them are quite funny.
Read More »A lack of forward progress
A $6 million investment that a Richmond private equity fund made in a Florida bank has gone up in smoke.
Read More »Software developers hit the right chord
With every download, entrepreneurs Kevin and Diane Hamilton are closer to turning what started as a pet project into a full-blown business venture
Read More »NewsFeeds 10.26.10
Brandon ‘did not lie’ about use of computers (Times-Dispatch) Despite claims to the contrary, school officials did not install 211 of about 500 computers that were found sitting in the system’s warehouse in March,
Read More »NYC-based financial firm opens Richmond office
A broker-dealer that specializes in mortgage-backed securities announced it has expanded to Richmond
Read More »BioTaxi adds another cab
BioTaxi, a local cab startup run by two brothers from Chesterfield, has added another diesel burning rig. This one is VW Jetta, and now the company has two vehicles. You can read more about
Read More »Embezzlement scheme is a kick in the pants
Sometime the very people hired to prevent malfeasance are the ones up to no good. That seems to be what happened to a local association of physicians, which was the victim of a two-year
Read More »Monday Q&A: Election edition, Part Deux
Eric Cantor has represented the 7th District for the better part of a decade. Unlike previous elections, Cantor faces challenges on both the left, from Democrat Rick Waugh, and on the right from Tea
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