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Virginia medical marijuana market consolidates
Virginia’s medical marijuana market consolidates as Arboretum Virginia is now assigned two of Virginia's five health service areas.
Virginia Chamber of Commerce taps new leader
The Virginia Chamber of Commerce appointed former Appalachian Power executive Brad Hall as president and CEO.
40 Virginia companies make 2026 Fortune 1000
In the 2026 Fortune 1000 list announced Wednesday, Virginia had 40 companies listed, including 24 on the elite Fortune 500, down from last year's 41 companies total and 25 on the Fortune 500.
Richmond makes progress on Diamond District agreements, amid lawsuit
Richmond officials have moved forward on key Diamond District agreements, but details still in the air.
2026 Virginia C-Suite Awards
Virginia Business recognizes 38 executives for leadership, integrity, and impact across sectors at the Virginia C-Suite Awards.
CoStar to acquire Zonda for $800M
CoStar Group announced Friday it plans to acquire homebuilding data and software firm Zonda for $800 million in cash.
These Virginia CEOs rank among world’s most powerful women
Three Virginia-based CEOs once again made Fortune's list of the world's 100 Most Powerful Women in business for 2026, the publication announced this week.
Spanberger removes Virginia Tech’s rector from board
John Rocovich, a Roanoke-based lawyer, has been removed as rector of Virginia Tech, according to a letter from Gov. Abigail Spanberger.
MasterBrand completes $3.6B acquisition of American Woodmark
MasterBrand has completed its previously announced acquisition of Winchester-based cabinet manufacturer American Woodmark.
Manufacturer Jabil to open plant in Prince George, creating 352 jobs
Jabil plans to establish a new manufacturing facility at Crosspointe Logistics Center in Prince George County, creating 352 jobs.
Tegna names Fox TV executive as new CEO
Tysons-based broadcaster Tegna has named former Fox Television Stations executive Patrick Paolini as CEO, effective June 1.
IDT to expand Arlington headquarters, create 210 jobs
Innovative Defense Technologies will soon invest $19 million to expand operations and create 210 jobs at its Arlington County headquarters.
