Cover Story
A steady hand at the helm
Reinhart guides turnaround at the Port of Virginia
Virginia Business Person of the Year: John F. Reinhart, CEO and executive director Port of Virginia
From This Issue
Gift is designed to boost the quality of child care
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A $1 million gift from Ben and Betty Davenport will establish the Davenport Institute for Early Childhood Development.
Tracking the turning points
Legal Elite attorneys see the effects of a changing economy
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2016 Virginia Legal Elite
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Ending the commute
Region looks for ways to keep its workers home
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Fredericksburg Region looks for ways to keep its workers home
Goodyear contests $1 million in fines in deaths
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The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.’s Danville plant is contesting more than $1 million in state penalties after four work-related deaths since August 2015.
Natural Bridge is designated a state park
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Natural Bridge has been designated Virginia’s 37th state park.
Daleville shared-services center takes shape
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Virginia Community College System (VCCS) will lease space in a new shared-services center in Daleville.
Study shows effect of copper-infused products
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Norfolk-based EOS Surfaces LLC and Richmond-based Cupron Inc. are the focus of the world’s largest clinical trial on the effectiveness of copper against hospital-acquired infections.
Inova partners with U.Va. on research institute
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The University of Virginia and Falls Church-based Inova Health System have formed a partnership that will include a $112 million research institute and a regional medical school campus in Northern Virginia.
Genworth agrees to be sold to Chinese firm
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Henrico County-based Genworth Financial Inc. has agreed to be acquired by Beijing-based China Oceanwide for $2.7 billion, or $5.43 per share, in cash.
Exceptions in a buyer’s market
Auto and cyber insurance rates are rising
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This year has been a buyer’s market for commercial insurance, with competition among insurers helping to keep most rates down. Nonetheless, two types of coverage — auto and cyber — saw rate increases in 2016, a pattern that may continue next year.
