California PPE supplier sues Chain Bridge Bank
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A California medical supply company is suing McLean-based Chain Bridge Bank, alleging the bank was responsible for destroying the company’s reputation and making it lose a $600 million state contract for personal protective equipment. In the lawsuit, Blue Flame Medical claims that Chain Bridge Bank told California officials that Blue Flame could be “fraudulent,” leading
Cash crop?
Hemp growers find crowded, uncertain market
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Petunias, plants, strawberries, meat, tomatoes and more have been the primary revenue sources for Rolling Meadows Farms during the past 31 years. Tim Belcher took over the 400-acre Martinsville family farm in 1989 after his father retired. Now, the farm has a new product line and Belcher has high hopes that it could run neck
Steady as she goes
Wealth pros advise clients not to be swayed by news cycles
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A presidential election. International trade conflicts. Fear of recession. There are plenty of circumstances that could shift the stock market and shake up investments in 2020. Yet consumers should not allow developments nationally and globally to influence their investment choices, say some Virginia wealth advisers who are listed as America’s Best in State for 2020
Making its case
Grundy school creating program in natural resources law
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Appalachian’s plan to create a natural resources program began in full force a year and a half ago.
Anchor retailer
Bristol wooed Cabela’s as a catalyst for $200 million retail center
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Southwest Virginia Big Deals
A mixed bag
Roanoke and New River valleys saw growth and retraction in 2012
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Southwest Virginia regional