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Nuclear fusion company raises $1B, partly slated for Chesterfield

Commonwealth Fusion Systems raised $1B to advance its nuclear fusion plant in Chesterfield and its demonstration machine in Massachusetts.

Industries

Electric power transmission pylon miniatures and Dominion Energy logo are seen in this illustration taken, December 9, 2022. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration

Top US data center-serving utility Dominion tops profit estimates

Dominion Energy reported better-than-expected second-quarter profit and revenue driven by rising demand from data centers in Virginia, the world's largest server hub.

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N.C. company acquires Henrico’s Crossings Golf Club

McConnell Golf announced Wednesday it has completed its acquisition of the 268-acre The Crossings Golf Club in Glen Allen.

Money

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Wall Street ends higher as Amazon soothes AI jitters

Amazon's strong quarterly report boosts Wall Street and investor confidence in AI stocks despite Apple's disappointing results.

Government

The logo of the company Leidos Holdings Inc is shown on one of the company's buildings in San Diego, California, U.S., September 17, 2020. REUTERS/Mike Blake

Leidos wins potential $717M Air Force task order

Reston-based Leidos won a potential $717 million Air Force task order for intelligence and surveillance support operations.

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VCU names director for Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center

VCU names Monica Baskin director of Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center, who would make history as its first woman leader.

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Rolley Davis, President of Sussex Development Corporation.

Rolley Davis Promoted to President of Sussex Development Corporation

Virginia Beach, VA — Sussex Development Corporation, a leading construction management firm headquartered in Virginia Beach, announced today the promotion of Rolley Davis from Vice President to President. As President, he will oversee company operations, strategic initiatives, and long-term growth, while continuing to foster the culture of integrity, commitment, collaboration, and excellence that has defined […]

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September 17th, 2026 - 11:30 AM

Virginia Lawyers Weekly and Virginia Business recognize Virginia’s top in-house counsel, who, among other things, navigate complicated con[...]

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October 6th, 2026 - 5:30 PM

The Women in Leadership Awards celebrate top women executives for their overall professional accomplishments, civic engagement, mentorship, [...]

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November 13th, 2026 - 11:30 AM

The Virginia Icons Awards recognize the lifetime achievements of Virginia leaders from business, government and higher education over the ag[...]

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Best Places to Work in Virginia is a research-driven program from Best Companies Group that examines your company’s practices, programs an[...]

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Oil jumps 7% on escalating Middle East airstrikes

Apple briefly tops $5 trillion market value for first time

Oil prices fall 5% to two-week low on hopes for US-Iran conflict easing

Boeing share price rises despite larger-than-expected Q2 loss from higher Air Force One costs

Nvidia in talks with OpenAI to guarantee $250B billion financing for data center, WSJ reports

Chipmaker CXMT vaults to top of China’s valuation with 466% surge in Shanghai debut

Amazon’s Leo proposes satellite constellation for direct-to-phone service

Trump economy at 18 months is a tale of shocks, resilience, and signs of stalled progress

U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh holds a press conference following a two-day meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), as the Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady, at the Federal Reserve, in Washington, D.C., U.S. July 29, 2026. REUTERS/Evelyn Hockstein/File Photo

Fed chief Warsh faces hard choice on inflation after bond market’s ‘red flag’

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh confronts a difficult decision on inflation policy as bond yields hit 19-year highs amid internal Fed disagreements.

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Apple set to lose nearly $500B in value after weak forecast

Apple shares fell nearly 10% after a weak forecast citing supply chain shortages, risking a $500 billion market value loss and losing top company status to Nvidia.

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US inflation slows in June, but reversal likely amid Middle East conflict

U.S. inflation eased in June with a 3.7% annual rise in the PCE Price Index, but Middle East tensions threaten to reverse the trend amid rising oil prices.

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OpenAI cuts prices on smaller models as businesses scrutinize AI spend

OpenAI cut prices on its smaller and mid-tier AI models, aiming to ease rising costs for businesses and compete with cheaper Chinese rivals.

New U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh holds a press conference following a two-day meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), at the U.S. Federal Reserve in Washington, D.C., U.S. June 17, 2026. REUTERS/Eric Lee/File Photo

Fed leaves rates unchanged; three policymakers dissent in favor of a hike

The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady at 3.50%-3.75%, with three regional bank presidents dissenting in favor of a hike amid inflation concerns.

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Virginia’s new pay law requires a number — not the truth

Virginia’s new pay transparency law requires employers to post salary ranges but may not ensure those numbers reflect realistic pay for applicants.

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“AI won’t take your job” and other things CEOs say before the layoffs

Gartner reports 80% of billion-dollar companies deploying AI have cut headcount, but these reductions did not improve financial returns.

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One in a trillion: Musk’s milestone 

Elon Musk became history's first trillionaire following the successful SpaceX IPO, marking a new wealth milestone with significant economic impact.

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Could Virginia’s data center fight scare off other industries?

In 2024, following the unsuccessful effort to bring a sports arena to Alexandria, I wrote in Virginia Business that the Commonwealth would continue to find success recruiting investment and jobs because “the fundamentals of the commonwealth’s business case remain unbelievably strong and make us the envy of most other states.” That opinion was ultimately proven […]

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Commentary: Entrepreneurs, think creatively

Bill Crutchfield, founder of Crutchfield Corp. in Charlottesville, shares how unconventional thinking drove his company's success.

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