Recent Articles from Virginia Business
Schools may get authority to open before Labor Day
Summer vacation may be cut short for some Virginia students after two bills rescinding the so-called “Kings Dominion law” – which restricts schools from starting before Labor Day – passed the House this week.
Positions with perks
Employers explore a variety of ways to keep workers happy
Roanoke accounting firm expands its size and expertise
Roanoke-based accounting firm Brown Edwards & Co. expands its size and expertise
New leader takes the helm at Danville Pittsylvania chamber
Alexis Ehrhardt is the new CEO and president of the Danville Pittsylvania County Chamber of Commerce.
ODU wins grants from new economic development initiative
Old Dominion University will receive grants totaling nearly $1.3 million from a new Virginia economic development initiative for two workforce programs.
Manufacturer expects to create more than 400 jobs in Bristol
American Merchant expects to create more than 400 jobs in Bristol
Creating a safe environment
Lawyers offer advice on combating sexual harassment
West Coast company establishing operation in the Valley
TruckVault, a West Coast company, is establishing an operation in Shenandoah Valley.