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Virginia Supreme Court overturns redistricting referendum vote in 4-3 ruling

A Virginia constitutional amendment recently approved by voters would have given Democrats an advantage in 10 of 11 districts.

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Dominion Energy planning multibillion-dollar power plant in Cumberland

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Arko reports declining retail fuel sales amid Middle East conflict

Arko saw gasoline sales fall sharply during the first quarter as escalating conflict in the Middle East disrupted oil markets.

Industries

Space analytics firm HawkEye valued at $3.15 billion after NYSE debut

Space analytics firm HawkEye valued at $3.15 billion after NYSE debut

HawkEye 360 raised $416 million in its IPO, achieving a $3.15 billion valuation and reflecting strong investor demand for defense-tech in herndon, Virginia.

Real Estate

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US existing home sales increase less than expected in April

U.S. existing home sales increased 0.2% in April to 4.02 million units despite elevated mortgage rates and rising inflation, according to the National Association of Realtors.

Money

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S&P 500 and Nasdaq notch records, boosted by AI and earnings optimism

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq reached record highs driven by Nvidia and AI stocks amid strong earnings and resilient U.S. labor market data.

Government

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Virginia’s congressional redistricting election cost more than $5M

Virginia's congressional redistricting election cost more than $5 million, with localities incurring additional expenses after the Supreme Court voided the results.

People

Peraton Defense Sector President Gabe Camarillo. Photo courtesy Peraton

Peraton appoints KBR exec to lead its defense sector

Reston-based federal contractor Peraton announced Thursday that it has appointed Gabe Camarillo as president of its defense sector.

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Rolley Davis, President of Sussex Development Corporation.

Rolley Davis Promoted to President of Sussex Development Corporation

Virginia Beach, VA — Sussex Development Corporation, a leading construction management firm headquartered in Virginia Beach, announced today the promotion of Rolley Davis from Vice President to President. As President, he will oversee company operations, strategic initiatives, and long-term growth, while continuing to foster the culture of integrity, commitment, collaboration, and excellence that has defined […]

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Best Places to Work in Virginia

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Oil falls below $100 a barrel on Middle East peace hopes

US labor market stable as layoffs remain low

Corning plans to add 3,000 jobs, boost production in deal with NVIDIA

Oil slides after Pakistani source says US and Iran are close to framework peace deal

GameStop’s $56B pursuit of eBay stirs social media hype and doubts

Global oil slips but Middle East fighting gives floor to drop

All eyes on job market as Fed’s rate-cut window narrows

Trump calls Xi meeting important trip, says US leads in AI

Tugboats guide a crude oil tanker passing through the Strait of Hormuz with its Automatic Identification System transponder turned off, as it navigates the waters at Daesan port, in Seosan, South Korea, May 8, 2026. REUTERS/Kim Soo-hyeon/File Photo

Oil prices rise $2 as US-Iran talks hit impasse

Oil prices rose more than $2 as US-iran talks stall and the strait of hormuz remains largely closed, impacting global oil supply and markets.

A "now hiring" sign is displayed on a local business after, U.S. employment growth slowed more than expected in July, in Encinitas, California, U.S. August 1, 2025. REUTERS/Mike Blake/File Photo

April jobs report shows continued strength

The US labor market added 115,000 jobs in april with unemployment steady at 4.3%, signaling economic resilience and influencing Federal Reserve policy.

Gasoline prices are displayed at a Sunoco station in the Brooklyn borough of New York City, U.S., March 31, 2026. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton

US consumer sentiment hits record low in early May

U.S. consumer sentiment dropped to a record low of 48.2 in early May, driven by higher gasoline prices and concerns over household finances, according to the University of Michigan survey.

Renovations continue at the Federal Reserve Board building in Washington, D.C., U.S., November 14, 2025. REUTERS/Elizabeth Frantz/File Photo

Strong US jobs data complicates any Warsh push for lower rates

Strong U.S. jobs data in April challenges Federal Reserve nominee Kevin Warsh's hopes for rate cuts amid inflation and geopolitical risks.

The logo for Coinbase Global Inc, the biggest U.S. cryptocurrency exchange, is displayed on the Nasdaq MarketSite jumbotron and others at Times Square in New York, U.S., April 14, 2021. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton

Crypto exchange Coinbase to cut about 14% of workforce in AI-driven restructuring

Coinbase plans to cut about 700 jobs, or 14% of its workforce, as it restructures around AI amid crypto market volatility and subdued trading volumes.

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Local leaders shape solar’s future

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U.S. equity fund inflows ease to a six-week low

U.S. equity fund inflows dropped to a six-week low as investors reacted to crude oil price surges and Federal Reserve policy uncertainty.

The People Paradox: Why ‘Soft’ Skills Deliver the Hardest Numbers

Are your best people leaving over money — or this?

COVID did something to us that a decade of wellness programs never could. It forced us to look directly at our own mortality and ask with unusual honesty, is this how I want to spend my time? That question did not stay at the dinner table. It followed people into their offices, their Zoom calls […]

Maritime and logistics can lift the commonwealth

Maritime and logistics can lift the commonwealth

Virginia Maritime Association's executive director on state's maritime industry

Richard Foster. Photo by James Lee

No one’s indispensable — and that’s a good thing

Cross-training is a key strategy used by 68% of Virginia’s 2026 Best Places to Work to ensure operational continuity and employee engagement.

The choice we’re making about AI

The choice we’re making about AI

AI can improve productivity if implemented with training and human connection. Poor rollouts cause frustration and workplace loneliness, warns Best Companies Group.

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