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Bon Secours plans to appeal VDH approval of rival Chesterfield hospitals
Bon Secours has filed appeals challenging state approvals for hospital projects from competitors VCU Health and HCA Healthcare.
Sapporo to sell Stone Brewing but not Richmond facility
Sapporo USA is selling the Stone Brewing brand and California locations but will consolidate its U.S. production in Richmond.
Henrico to sell Crossings Golf Club to N.C. company
McConnell Golf plans a roughly $9 million investment to acquire and redevelop the 268-acre The Crossings Golf Club in Henrico County.
Fed sees modest economic growth in Fifth District
Economic activity in the Federal Reserve’s Fifth District grew at a modest pace in recent weeks, as consumer spending and tourism picked up.
Key Virginia markets see year-over-year home sale increases in March
Housing markets across Northern Virginia, Central Virginia and Hampton Roads posted year-over-year sales gains in March.
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.
L3Harris plans $1.27B expansion in Orange, creating 350 jobs
L3Harris Technologies announced a $1.27 billion expansion of its rocket motor production operations in Orange County, adding 350 jobs.
$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.
Lumber Liquidators moving HQ, warehousing out of Virginia
Lumber Liquidators is relocating its headquarters and distribution operations from Henrico County to Tennessee.
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.
Packaging Corp. of America to lay off 110 tied to Richmond facility
Packaging Corp. of America plans to close its Richmond facility, resulting in 110 layoffs.
