May 2011

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COVER STORY:
BUSINESS GROWTH >>


The road ahead
Mapping routes for growth in a recovering economy.
Stories by Tim Loughran

What’s next for ...
Genworth Financial?

Genworth plans to keep a steady course despite harsh criticism from some investors.

What’s next for ...
Dollar Tree Inc.?

Discount retailer expands, believing that shopping habits formed during the recession will continue in better times.

What’s next for ...
Advance Auto Parts?

Higher gas prices and a rebound in new car sales don’t seem to worry auto-parts retailer.

INTERVIEW
with Rep. Eric Cantor,
R-7th District
Majority leader
U.S. House of Representatives>>
‘We’ve got to make a choice’
Congressman believes less federal spending, tax reform will grow economy.
by Jessica Sabbath

SPECIAL REPORT:
Fantastic 50>>


Effects of recession

Service, technology are sole industry groups in 2011 list.
by Robert Powell

Highest revenue growth:
NetWitness

Service:
Octo Consulting Group

Technology:
Knight Point Systems

COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE: Fairfax County>

Tysons Corner: Fairfax County’s new ‘downtown’
Future growth is designed around the Metro stations .
by Robert Burke

 

 

COMMUNITY PROFILE: HAMPTON ROADS>>

Closing ranks

Joint Forces Command crisis forges a bond among municipalities.
by Elizabeth Cooper

A sense of place
Portsmouth preserves its history while making changes.
by Elizabeth Cooper

Transportation option
Light rail system expected to ease traffic congestion .
by Elizabeth Cooper

New status for big employer
Shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls Industries likely to join Fortune 500.
by Richard Foster

Battling encroachment
Virginia Beach’s approach to protecting Oceana cited as a model.
by Elizabeth Cooper

HEALTH CARE>>

Comprehensive approach

Higher designations for U.Va., VCU cancer centers could benefit patients.
by Marjolijn Bijlefeld and Robert Burke

Building a new marketplace
State panel works toward deadline for health benefits exchange.
by Marjolijn Bijlefeld

VENTURE CAPITAL>>
Venturing out

New companies are starting to find investors again.
by Doug Childers

COMMUNITY COLLEGES>>
New to the game

Community colleges race to catch up in fundraising.
by Gary Robertson

SMALL BUSINESS>>
Proving credit worthiness

Health-care law raises concerns about defining independent contractors.
by David Hodes

 

 




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