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February 2006Virginia Business - March 2006

COVER STORY
Reaching a milestone
Virginia Business marks 20 years as an observer of people and trends.

Agents of change
Virginians who transformed their industries in the past 20 years, plus people to watch in the next 10 years

NEW FROM
VIRGINIA BUSINESS

Options March 2006

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A Virginia Business supplement exploring the lifestyles of Virginia executives.

- Home wine cellars -
- Weekend getaways -
- The Homestead Preserve -
- Ranch vacation -
- Executive tuneups -
- Patricia Kluge
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Economic trends since 1986

Embrace and avoidance of taxes shaped 20 years of politics

Fortune 500 list shows the toll of time

Fact and figures for Virginia over the last 20 years

Historical events of the last 20 years

SPECIAL SECTIONS
The List of Leaders
Virginia Business’ annual ranking of the state’s top companies

CORPORATE EXPANSION
Rural counties attract high-paying jobs
Former coal, tobacco and textile centers emerge as desirable sites for expansion.

GOLF

An added attraction
Golf courses boost residential developments, but interest wanes in stand-alone courses.

Virginia Stat

139,977

This is the number of residents who moved into Virginia from foreign countries between 2000 and July 2005, making the Old Dominion the 11th most popular state for international immigrants. Overall, Virginia added 488,435 people to its population during the past five years, through births, domestic migration and immigration.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates

COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE
The beat on REITs
Many are adding to Virginia portfolios, but Mills Corp. hits a bump

The Art of the Deal
Coming to western Prince William County: A mixed-use center with hotel and conference center

Transactions

PUBLISHER’S PROFILE
Fred J. Whyte of Stihl Inc.

DEPARTMENTS
Editor's Corner
- Two milestones in one issue

 

Around the Old Dominion
- MeadWestvaco to relocate headquarters to the Richmond area

- Subsidiary of Richmond engineering firm opens office in Romania

- Wave of new jobs coming to Southside, Southwest Va.

- Conservative philosophy has served real estate company for 100 years

- Ruling could help Altria spin off Kraft

Followups
An update on companies and trends featured in recent issues:
- NTP Inc. and the Blackberry suit
- My Girlfriend's Kitchen
- Business school rankings
- Commerce Bancorp

Reporter's Notebook
Notes and thoughts from the travels of Virginia Business writers and editors

For the Record
Mergers & acqusitions Cutbacks, closings Stocks, financing
Deals Products, services Legal, regulatory
New plants Divestitures Noteworthy
People Expansions  
Contracts Real estate  

 

 


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