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ITT Exelis reaches settlement with four companies
ITT Exelis said Wednesday that it had reached settlement agreements with four companies regarding patent infringement claims for its GPS technology.
One-third of all Americans expect to spend part of tax refund, survey says
Results also show that many are unaware of elimination of payroll tax holiday.
Five Virginians named to Forbes billionaire list
They include Jacqueline Mars, William Conway Jr., Daniel D’Aniello, Winnie Marquart-Johnson and Steve Case
Ballston office building sells for $175.6 million
Piedmont Office Realty Trust closes on sale of 12-story Arlington Gateway.
Natural gas prices drop
Columbia Gas of Virginia customers to see 6.3 percent decrease in March
Fabricated metal company to create 120 jobs in Lynchburg
Porter’s Group to invest $1.8 million in first Virginia operation
Luna Innovations sells computing and communications group
Roanoke-based Luna Innovations Inc. announced Monday that it is selling its Secure Computing and Communications Group (SCC) to MacAulay-Brown Inc.
ProSoDel expands in Caroline County
Government contractor leases more space and plans to hire up to 14 new employees.
Exelis reports higher profit, lower revenues in the fourth quarter
Earnings: Exelis Inc., McLean
Virginia Shakespeare Festival to be or not to be ‘official’ Shakespeare Festival?
The General Assembly passed legislation sponsored by Sen. Thomas Norment, R-Williamsburg, to make that formal designation. The issue’s fate now lies in McDonnell’s hands; the governor must decide whether to sign the bill into law.
Capitol offers tour with ‘Lincoln’ theme
The state Capitol is offering “Looking for the Lincolns,” a free guided tour with a behind-the-scenes view of Steven Spielberg’s film, “Lincoln.”
