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Conscious capitalism
Conscious capitalism centers on treating all of a company’s stakeholders — including employees, vendors, customers, shareholders — with respect.
Industrial gets sexy
The market for industrial space continues to improve in the Richmond region as well as in Virginia’s other major urban markets.
Prince William takes a leading role
Prince William now is the second-largest county (trailing only Fairfax) in Virginia.
As coal industry wanes, so does population
New census numbers show the southwestern region of Virginia is struggling to hold and attract residents, as the population dropped in almost every locality west of Blacksburg this decade.
Sweet Briar alumnae group seeks resignation of school’s president, board of directors
It opposes plans to close women’s college.
In tough times, dissolution may offer the benefits of bankruptcy but without the high costs
Dissolving a domestic corporation under Virginia law offers largely the same advantages to business owners as a federal bankruptcy filing, but often at a lower cost, in less time, and with potentially greater privacy and control.
Live/work/play: A key to Virginia’s urban renewal
Growing up in Richmond, I vividly remember the bright lights and much ballyhooed opening of the city’s Sixth Street Marketplace in the mid-1980s.
Lumber Liquidators responds to 60 Minutes report questioning levels of carcinogen in its product
Toano-based company says it has found its Chinese-made laminate flooring products to be safe, but is reviewing its processes at three Chinese mills out of caution.
