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Letter from the StartVirginia editor: Come on in, the water’s fine
Welcome to the fourth edition of StartVirginia, our annual special issue focused on the state’s entrepreneurial ecosystem. It bears the name of the StartVirginia page in our monthly magazine, where, as you might expect, you’ll find additional coverage of the world of startups and small businesses in Virginia. Our featured story from freelance writer Courtney […]
Flying Squirrels owner sues Thalhimer exec for defamation
Richmond Flying Squirrels owner Lou DiBella is suing Thalhimer Realty Partners Principal Jason Guillot and the firm for defamation.
NextEra-Dominion merger: What’s in store for Virginia?
A proposed merger of Dominion Energy with NextEra Energy could create an energy giant, but it’s likely to face opposition in Virginia.
Dominion Energy to be acquired in $66.8B all-stock deal
Fortune 500 utility Dominion Energy has entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by Florida energy company NextEra Energy in an all-stock transaction.
Republic National Distributing could lay off 428 in Virginia
Republic National Distributing Co. could lay off 428 employees in Ashland as it sells operations in Virginia and other markets to Reyes Beverage Group.
Richmond site for planned multifamily building sells for $6.36M
A developer bought a roughly 2-acre site near the Diamond District in Richmond for $6.36 million in mid-April, with plans for redevelopment.
EdgeCore secures $1.5B toward Sterling data centers construction
EdgeCore Digital Infrastructure secured $1.5 billion to build two hyperscale data centers in Sterling, supporting 114 megawatts of critical load.
Sapporo to sell Stone Brewing but not Richmond facility
Sapporo USA is selling the Stone Brewing brand and California locations but will consolidate its U.S. production in Richmond.
BWXT to acquire heavy manufacturer for nuclear production
BWXT is acquiring Precision Components Group to boost its commercial nuclear manufacturing capacity, adding 500,000 square feet.
Alaska contractor to lay off 108 in Arlington
Alaska-based government contractor Bering Global Solutions will lay off 108 employees in Arlington County on June 30.
