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Startup helps homeowners see the logic
The owners of a Shockoe Bottom startup want to make sure that no homeowner ever wastes 20 minutes hunting for a dishwasher manual again.
Read More »Produce startup adds a fresh location
Richmond’s farm bus is making a stop on the Southside.
Read More »Motorcycle startup rides into Richmond
Three Army veterans are launching a business to help Richmond’s college crowd burn some rubber
Read More »Salami startup links itself to the West Coast
After three years in business, a Mechanicsville meat maker is building a 60,000-square-foot distribution and production center in San Diego
Read More »Crowd-funding startup tries on a new size
Things are heating up for a one-year-old Richmond fundraising firm
Read More »When coffee hits the grill before the grinder
A local entrepreneur is using a 17-inch backyard grill to roast coffee beans one pound at a time
Read More »The farmers market, delivered to your door
A North Carolina-based grocery delivery service is expanding to Richmond
Read More »Carytown boutique sets the barre for fitness
The former Carytown Cupcakes space has done a 180 -- make that a half-pirouette
Read More »Gym entrepreneur finds good fit in contests
Two local CrossFit enthusiasts are bulking up their business model.
Read More »Jackson Ward gourmet startup closes down
A Jackson Ward food and craft beer store is shutting its doors after just over a year in business
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