Startups »
An abundance of attention
Richmond now has two local companies soaking up the limelight on reality shows about hoarders
Read More »Haberdasher owners uniformly happy with move
Uniform supplier Haberdasher Corporate Apparel expanded beyond the walls of the owners Malvern Avenue home and into 2,000 square feet of office space in Henrico.
Read More »A new kind of capital fund
There’s a new group of Virginia investors looking to invest as much as $250,000 at a time into growing businesses, and reasons it might succeed where others have failed include a social component and
Read More »Two seniors win $2,000 in UR biz plan contest
UR seniors Daniel Brunt and apartment-mate Christopher Genualdi pitched their business plan to a panel of judges about their concept Sniff-Stick LLC and won $2,000 to get rolling. The three other finalists had some
Read More »Q&A: In the driver’s seat (a used seat)
Not everyone is hunkering down. EverDrive, a Chesterfield business that serves as the Match.com of used car parts, hired 10 workers in March and is looking to bring on five more. In April, the
Read More »Startup Journal: maker of trucking software trying to raise capital
Editor’s Note: This is the first of what we hope are monthly features about local startups looking for funding. We are still searching for a catchy name. Company: Masslogics, Mechanicsville Product: Web-based workflow software
Read More »More SBA-backed loans in Virginia going into default
The number of delinquent Small Business Administration-insured loans in Virginia is rising. Last week BizSense reported that bankruptcy filings for businesses and individuals is rising in Richmond. The SBA could not provide statistics in
Read More »



