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Cvent plans to hire 1,000 employees around the globe
Company will add 75,000 square feet to its Tysons headquarters.
Blue Bell announces new ice cream distribution facilities in Richmond and Suffolk
Company suspended operations at plants in 2015 following a link to a listeria outbreak at its Texas production plant.
New commerce and trade secretary highlights goals of Northam administration
More skilled workers, bridging the digital divide are among its top priorities.
Rail: a key to the port’s competitiveness
A key to pushing more cargo through the Port of Virginia’s terminals lies in the heart of the country.
Port of Virginia sees 9 percent volume surge in March
In March the port handled 252,230 TEUs, or 20-foot equivalent units, which is 8.7 percent, or 20,082 more units when compared with last March.
Commonwealth announces $1.1 million in GO Virginia grants
Money will support five projects involving cities and counties throughout the state.
Kroger hiring 420 employees in mid-Atlantic Division
Jobs include hourly and management positions.
Foreign-trade zones help U.S. manufacturers compete
Virginia is home to five foreign-trade zones (FTZs), which help U.S. companies compete with foreign manufacturers.
VSU researchers studying how to make crops resistant to climate change
Researchers at Virginia State University have received a $475,000 grant to study methods of making crops resistant to climate change.
Hotel occupancy and revenue expected to rise in Virginia this year
Marcus & Millichap reports says D. C., Virginia and Maryland each will see more than 2,000 new rooms.
‘Topping out’ party celebrates milestone in development of The Boro
Twenty-story office tower at Tysons is scheduled to be complete by October.
Zayo acquires data center in McLean
The 62,000-square-foot facility is company’s second in NoVa.
