RICHMOND

Richmond Business News

For readers in Richmond, this page covers corporate mergers, store openings, startup funding, executive changes and regional economic trends. Reporting tracks the companies and markets shaping the economy.


Industry

Consumer Goods

Sonoco Invests $40M in Richmond Paperboard Mill

The two-year modernization plan will expand annual production capacity at the Virginia facility by approximately 9,000 tons.

Sonoco Invests $40M in Richmond Paperboard Mill

Philanthropy

Philanthropy

Puritan Cleaners Launches Coats for Kids Campaign

The local initiative returns to collect and distribute warm winter clothing to children in Central Virginia.


Jobs

Jobs — General

Scripps Cuts 15 at CBS 6 in Richmond

Anchor Cheryl Miller, on air at the station since 1984, is among those leaving as Scripps eliminates jobs nationwide.

Scripps Cuts 15 at CBS 6 in Richmond

People

People

Lee Names Kendrick-Holmes Richmond Times-Dispatch Editor

Dimon Kendrick-Holmes, 58, takes the top editing job at the Richmond Times-Dispatch while also overseeing Lee Enterprises newsrooms across Virginia.

Lee Names Kendrick-Holmes Richmond Times-Dispatch Editor

Openings & Closings

Live Poll

Should local lenders prioritize keeping existing businesses in place during the foreclosure process?

Openings & Closings

Judge Approves Auction of Richmond Properties

Five properties formerly owned by Michael Hild will go to auction this December following a court-ordered foreclosure.

Judge Approves Auction of Richmond Properties

More in Business

Reporting here centers on corporate growth, commercial real estate development, market shifts and the labor market. It reaches across the city and the communities around it where commerce takes place. Commercial real estate development in Richmond often reflects the city's balance between historic preservation and new construction. Industry diversification and regulatory changes at the state level are the primary factors influencing local commerce.