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HCA taps chief medical officer for Capital Division
HCA Healthcare is promoting physician executive Jennifer Bocker to division chief medical officer for its Capital Division, effective May 1.
CarMax posts quarterly loss on goodwill charge, weak used-car demand
CarMax posted a quarterly loss due to a $141.3 million goodwill charge and declining used-car margins amid soft demand and rising gasoline prices.
$132M redevelopment of former Greyhound station in Richmond planned
New York firms are planning a $132 million redevelopment of the former Greyhound bus station site in Richmond.
Former General Motors CEO to be VCU’s commencement speaker
Former General Motors CEO and Chairman Rick Wagoner will be the keynote speaker at VCU’s commencement ceremony.
Richmond Region Tourism names inaugural chief growth officer
Richmond Region Tourism has named Jerrine Lee its first chief growth officer, as it rolls out a new plan to boost tourism.
Construction underway on $144M Richmond apartment building
Hoffman & Associates and DeBartolo Development broke ground on a $144 million project in Richmond that will add 366 apartments.
Cavallo to return as Martin Agency CEO
Kristen Cavallo is returning as the CEO of prominent Richmond-based ad agency The Martin Agency, according to a Thursday LinkedIn post from the agency.
Longtime Richmond business leader dies at 77
John A. Luke Jr., a key figure in Richmond’s business community as longtime chief executive of MeadWestvaco, died March 14.
Head of VCU Massey Center to depart
Dr. Robert Winn, director of the Virginia Commonwealth University Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center, is leaving the center in June.
Blue Ridge Bankshares CEO retires after turnaround
Blue Ridge Bankshares CEO and president Billy Beale retires after leading the bank through regulatory trouble and a return to profitability.
VCU hopes to acquire Altria building in Richmond for $150M
Virginia Commonwealth University has signed a letter of intent to acquire Altria Group’s building in downtown Richmond for $150 million.
Saks to close Tysons Galleria store, laying off 70 workers
Saks Global Enterprises announced that it plans to close its Saks Fifth Avenue store at the Tysons Galleria, laying off 70 employees.
