Out and About—September
Business leaders
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The Week Ahead with Virginia Business
Virginia Business special projects editor Jessica Sabbath discusses current business news.
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2008 CFO OF THE YEAR AWARDS
CFO OF THE YEAR AWARDS
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Moving toward a non-traditional work force
CEOs and their recruiters may be more comfortable hiring workers on a traditional 9-to-5, 40-hour week schedule. But the trend toward hiring a “contingent work force” is increasingly becoming more popular — and vital.
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Nuclear power is not the answer--Letter to the Editor
Nuclear energy is neither clean nor viable.
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Comprehensive estate plan essential for business owners
Protecting and preserving assets is complicated for individuals planning their estate .A comprehensive estate plan should address all of these threats.
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Altria Group in talks to purchase UST for $10 billion
Roundup: Altria Group may buy manufacturer of Skoal and Copenhagen smokless tobacco products; Downtown construction begins on light rail in Norfolk
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Norfolk Westin would be second tallest in downtown Norfolk
Roundup: Norfolk hotel would be second tallest in downtown; Developers renew redevelopment plan for Hotel John Marshall
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Kaine asks state agencies for budget cut proposals
Roundup: Kaine asks state agencies for three budget proposals; Norfolk wants Granby Tower site cleaned up; Clarke County considers allowing wind turbines
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Venture capitalist tests himself with outdoor adventures
Skiing down virgin slopes--all in a day’s work for Dendy Young.
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Spanish charm San Juan offers beaches, history and a distinctive culture
San Juan is home to processing facilities for several industries, including sugar refining, petroleum and distilling.
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Sales soared after Amthor International moved to Gretna
When Amthor and his parents, Alice and Butch Amthor, heard about the industrial park in Gretna, from the Danville fire department, they thought the Pittsylvania County town would be a good location for their factory.
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