Cover Story
A wave of larger ships
Post-Panamax vessels are already here, and they’re changing the maritime industry
Interview
Opinion
Bankruptcy filing outlines coal industry’s decline
Inside View from the Editor
It takes a bike race
Our View
From This Issue
The endless at-bat over ballpark
Baseball team told it can go anywhere but home
Richmond’s effort to replace a 30-year-old baseball stadium — The Diamond, home of the Flying Squirrels — remains unclear.
Followup: EPA announces its Clean Power Plan
Followups – September 2015
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From mapping brains to modeling diseases
Virginia’s bioscience industry hopes to grow through increased collaboration
The Virginia Biosciences Health Research Corp. encourages cooperative biotech projects involving researchers from different Virginia universities and partner them with industry.
Out & About – September 2015
Out & About
Fewer players in the game
The marketplace effects of proposed insurance mergers are still unclear
Big mergers by major insurance companies, announced in July and driven in part by the impact of the Affordable Care Act, are remaking the industry in ways that aren’t yet clear.
Office of the future
Open design still reigns, but companies are adding more private spaces, modern workstations and amenities
Special Report: Workplaces of the Future
Improving the pipeline
Business leaders focus on early childhood education
Virginia’s business community has identified early childhood education as an important issue.
Lawyer or boss?
Law firm leaders have to juggle two roles
No easy path
Picking a health plan just got more complicated
Starting in January the Affordable Care Act will require more businesses to offer insurance coverage to their employees.
International presence
University joins conglomerate of schools in South Korea
George Mason University joins conglomerate of schools in South Korea