Monthly Archives: November 2011 »
Fake ID, Inc.
The mastermind behind a massive ring of fake ID smugglers pleaded guilty to racketeering and other charges in Richmond federal court yesterday
Read More »Behold, the nanobrewery
Trae Cairns wants to break into the local craft beer scene, and he’s starting small. Very small.
Read More »Hirschler Fleischer swings back at fraud suit
A Richmond law firm that has been dragged into a bankruptcy suit tied to a Ponzi scheme says the plaintiff is just trying to collect money from everyone and their mother
Read More »NewsFeeds 11.16.11
Hospitals won’t hire smokers (Times-Dispatch) Cigarette smokers and other tobacco users need not apply for jobs at Bon Secours Virginia hospitals, surgery centers and doctors’ offices. Starting Nov. 30, the health system will
Read More »Expansion is a (cheese)cakewalk
Jane Eckels has found another sweet spot for her niche business.
Read More »Access America Vacation Confidence Index Reveals Holiday Travel on the Rebound; Nearly 60% of Americans Planning to Take a Vacation this Season
RICHMOND, Va., November 16, 2011 — Travel spending will be up as more Americans plan trips over the river and through the woods this holiday season, according to the third annual Access America Vacation
Read More »If you build it …
Former Pittsburgh mayor Thomas J. Murphy Jr. has a "Field of Dreams" moment when talking to a group of Richmond real estate professionals.
Read More »After years of courting, a match is made
A Charlotte private equity fund acquired a Richmond money management/research firm. And a Shockoe Slip investment-banking firm helped steer the deal
Read More »An educational upgrade
A local all girls private school is wrapping up a $23 million expansion project to upgrade its buildings and academic programs.
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