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Workers’ compensation bills die in subcommittee
Legislation aimed at protecting and improving employees’ worker compensation rights were struck down Tuesday by a House subcommittee.
Construction company names three employees partners
Tysons-based Bognet Construction had revenue of more than $120 million last year.
Chesapeake businesswoman named chair of Virginia Chamber
Suzy Kelly is CEO of Chesapeake-based Jo-Kell Inc.
Catoctin Creek Distilling Co. expanding to 10 additional states
Growth is partly due to Total Wine’s decision to carry its entire line of products.
Businesses may get tax credits to train high school students
Juniors and seniors in Richmond City Public Schools would receive paid apprenticeships and training with local businesses, and participating employers would get tax credits from the state, under legislation filed by a bipartisan pair of lawmakers.
Virginia’s jobless rate remains unchanged
December figure was 3.7 percent, the same as November.
Senators suggest charging tolls on trucks on I-81
Two state senators are calling for a study on the feasibility of imposing tolls on large trucks using Interstate 81.
Holland House Apartments in Norfolk sell for $2.3 million
The building is located on The Hague inlet in Ghent.
Joint venture acquires Park Center complex in Alexandria
Deal includes three offices totaling more than 500,000 square feet.
Couple donate $2 million to Virginia Tech real estate program
Willis and Mary Blackwood have supported the program since its inception.
Making the case for a men’s college
February Interview: Larry Stimpert, president, Hampden-Sydney College
Grocer to fill Richmond-area space vacated by Martin’s
Big Apple store will occupy 58,473 square feet at Brook Run Shopping Center.
