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Honeywell’s expansion is sweet for Virginia
The New-Jersey based manufacturing company is investing $27.5 million to expand its local operations and create dozens of new jobs.
Read More »Company lays down pipe and new jobs
A New Jersey-based underground pipeline contractor has purchased a 60-acre site in Dinwiddie County
Read More »Local IT firm expanding, 140 new jobs planned
A local IT firm has completed a $1.5 million expansion of its Midlothian headquarters
Read More »Luck Stone proposes 300-acre village
Luck Development Partners, an affiliate of Richmond-based Luck Stone, wants to someday build a 330-acre mixed-use project in Spotsylvania County, about 50 miles north of Richmond.
Read More »Local Cuban Americans mixed on Obama gesture
Cuban American business owners and professionals in Richmond are not on the fence about President Obama reaching out to the island that the United States has kept an embargo on almost five decades. They either love
Read More »Dipping into their options: How officials lured hummus maker to Va.
Last week, local and state economic developers announced that Sabra Dipping Co. would open a $59 million hummus plant in Chesterfield in 2010. The deal required six months of work by state and local
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