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Shifting resources
A well known local businessman is using a portion of his stake in Richmond’s biggest bank to pay down a loan on a condo project
Read More »Union First Market Bank to exit TARP
Richmond’s biggest bank is paying $35 million to exit the federal Troubled Asset Relief Program, a move it hopes will boost its stock
Read More »Going, going, gone
The doors to the world of two bankrupt Richmond socialites will soon open to the public as their estate is liquidated.
Read More »Pipeline: Commercial Real Estate Round up 10.14.11
Dunkin Donuts is coming to Hanover County. Plus a local bank leased 2,000 square feet in Richmond, and a specialty insurance firm is expanding at Stony Point.
Read More »Fergusons’ bankrupt businesses to be sold
The business interests and commercial real estate holdings of two bankrupt Richmond socialites will be auctioned off in the coming months
Read More »Local bank pays back portion of TARP
U.S. Treasury still owns tens of millions worth of shares in many local banks
Read More »Big-dollar permits filed for downtown bank’s build-out
About $1.7 million worth of building permits have been filed for Union First Market Bankshares’ corporate headquarters at Three James Center.
Read More »Union First wants options on its shelf
Richmond’s biggest bank might soon try to raise a big pile of cash.
Read More »With new branches, Union closes in on 100
Richmond’s biggest bank officially opened seven new branches in the western part of Virginia Monday – all inside Martin's grocery stores
Read More »SBA loan volume snapshot
Small businesses around the state borrowed $149.78 million worth of SBA loans from Oct. 1 through May
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