Cover Story
Supply-side economics
New programs prepare veterans for the civilian workforce
Interview
Bull’s-eye on small business
Experts say hackers are preying on unprotected targets
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Roundtable discussion on cyber security
Opinion
From This Issue
Pathway to careers
College’s mission is to take students ‘as far as they want to go’
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College profile: Tidewater Community College
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Virginia Values Veterans (V3) certified companies
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List of Virginia Values Veterans (V3) certified companies
Meat company owner opens stores and plans restaurant
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Nick Washington started working for Miller Meats in 1990 as a way to make some extra money. Now, 27 years later, he not only owns the business but also has started a second company, Uncle Nick’s Premium Meats.
Association chapter promotes ties to Virginia ports
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As chairman of the newly formed Shenandoah Valley Chapter of the Virginia Maritime Association, Devon Anders wants to spread the word about maritime issues affecting businesses in the valley.
‘Exosuit’ experiment aimed at reducing workers’ fatigue
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People wear the suits and lift things while motion-capture sensors and an apparatus that measures muscle activation record how their bodies perform in the exosuit.
Renewables seen as way to stay in the energy business
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There’s a push to draw a different kind of energy from old strip mines in Wise County — solar energy.
Bidding war raises the ante for small firm to $3.1 billion
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Straight Path received an unsolicited bid from Verizon, offering $104.64 per share.
‘Smart city’ touted as a bright idea for businesses
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Gramercy District, adjacent to the future Ashburn Metro station, is expected to open next year.
Steel fabricator’s expansion will add jobs in Emporia
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SteelFab plans to add 18 jobs in Southern Virginia, thanks to a $2.1 million expansion now underway.
