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Closing the GAP
Programs at the Center for Innovative Technology help early-stage companies, like Leesburg-based Disrupt6, get off the ground.
Funds initiative
NorfolkFirst provides help to companies that want to invest in the city.
Empowering a region
University of Mary Washington tracks area’s growth as it makes key investments
A star patient
Medical facilities help drive growth in state’s major commercial real estate markets.
Icelandic company ships U.S. goods overseas
Eimskip, an Icelandic shipping company, is celebrating its 30th year in Virginia as well as its 100th anniversary of sailing to the U.S.
Shentel to pay $640 million to acquire Ntelos
Edinburg-based Shenandoah Telecommunications Co. (Shentel) has agreed to acquire Waynesboro-based Ntelos Holdings Corp. in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $640 million.
Martinsville plant helps employees earn GEDs
Monogram Snacks Martinsville is participating in the Business IQ program to help the company workers without high-school diplomas work toward earning high-school equivalency certificates.
Zoobean makes its case at White House Demo Day
Jordan Lloyd Bookey and Felix Lloyd, founders of Arlington-based Zoobean, were invited to the first White House Demo Day, at which entrepreneurs from across the country had the chance to showcase their innovations.
Brewery to open campus in Goochland
Hardywood Park Craft Brewery is expanding to Goochland County.
Device is designed to halt texting while driving
Roanoke-based manufacturing company, Origo, received the 2015 Rising Star Award in May from the Roanoke-Blacksburg Tech Council.
