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Portsmouth coffee manufacturer announces new president
Massimo Zanetti USA announced last week that it has promoted Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing Matthew Smith to president.
Port of Virginia completes $450M dredging project
The Port of Virginia has finished a $450 million project to dredge commercial shipping channels and Norfolk Harbor to 55 feet deep.
Housing market sees gains in February, but Iran war could disrupt momentum
Housing markets in Northern Virginia, Central Virginia and Hampton Roads posted modest year-over-year gains in February.
ODU Faculty Senate issues no-confidence vote in Hemphill, other leaders
The vote is in reaction to ODU's plan to cut online courses from 16 weeks to eight weeks in the upcoming academic year.
Virginia Beach to get $355M VA clinic, creating 600 jobs
A $355 million U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs outpatient clinic will be built in the Virginia Beach, and create about 600 jobs.
CV International, Capes tap new executives
CV International last week announced that it has promoted vice president Cary Hagen to chief commercial officer.
TowneBank appoints new CIO
TowneBank announced Monday that it has appointed Varun Chandhok as senior executive vice president and chief information officer.
LS Cable’s $689M Chesapeake campus doubles investment
LS Cable will invest $689 million in a new manufacturing campus in Chesapeake, creating 430 jobs and doubling its total investment in the region by 2027.
Hampton Roads leverages regional economic assets
Hampton Roads drives growth with $1.5 billion in investments across defense, energy, aerospace, and logistics sectors in 2025, boosting jobs and infrastructure.
Maritime manufacturing startup to invest $10.5M in Portsmouth
Radian Forge will invest $10.5M to grow its Portsmouth manufacturing operation to meet U.S. Navy production needs.
New York firm acquires Virginia Beach shopping center for $102M
An affiliate of Yale Realty Services has purchased the Landstown Commons Shopping Center in Virginia Beach for $102 million.
$20M housing development coming to Fort Monroe
Echelon Resources will invest $20 million to redevelop two historic Fort Monroe buildings into housing, Gov. Abigail Spanberger announced.
