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Virginia
Business - September 2003
COVER
STORY
 Changing
course
Yanked by federal regulators, Capital One moves
away from sub-prime customers, slowing its growth. What
does the transition mean for Virginia where the company
employs thousands and is in the middle of a huge corporate
expansion?
Q&A with Richard
Fairbank: Transcript of Virginia Business interview
with Capital One's chairman and CEO.
NEWS
& FEATURES
Executive
Roundtable
As part of our special feature on small business
banking, Publisher Doug Forshey interviewed executives
at leading banks in Virginia to find out what they are
seeing in the small-business market.
Small
Business Banking
As
part of our focus on small business in Virginia, Publisher
Doug Forshey sat down with the directors of the Department
of Business Assistance and the Small Business Development
Centers to get a better understanding of their role
in Virginia’s economic development.
Small
Business Development Centers
A directory of Virginia’s 29 Small
Business Development Centers
TECHNOLOGY
IN VIRGINIA
Hampton’s
tunnel vision
The
city of Hampton goes after the motorsports industry
MANAGED
HEALTH CARE
Letting
consumers have a say
Some companies are trying consumer-driven
strategies to drive down costs
Managed
Health Care Providers in Virginia
A directory of the state's managed care
providers
ADVERTISING
SECTIONS
Virginia’s
Technology Symposium Comes to Roanoke
Business and governmental leaders will converge
this month in Roanoke to discuss solutions to today’s
critical technology issues.
Executive
Order Sparks Tourism in Commonwealth
Can Gov. Mark Warner’s executive order help boost
Virginia’s tourism industry?
55th
Annual Virginia Conference on World Trade
Virginia:Profiting in a World of Change
DEPARTMENTS
Editor's
Corner
Minding Your Business
- The eyes have it
Around the
Old Dominion
- eBay gets outbid
in Norfolk
- Auto sector adding parts
- The graying of Virginia
Letters to the Editor
- Road improvements needed
for Northern Virginia to remain "liveable"
- Q is king for this bank
president
- Engineering degrees
need accreditation
Virginia
Ideas
For the Record
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