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Charlottesville energy companies move toward merger
Tiger Fuel Co. acquired 40% of the shares of Altenergy Inc.
Charlottesville-based energy company Tiger Fuel Co. announced Friday it has acquired 40% of the shares of Altenergy Inc., which is also based in Charlottesville — a first step in the acquisition of Altenergy to be completed in March 2021. “Altenergy and Tiger share a common commitment to doing the right thing for our customers, our
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Colonial Williamsburg to reopen on limited basis June 14
Some of its historic sites will open at limited capacities June 14
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The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation announced Friday that it will open for limited public programming at some of its historic sites on June 14 while the state moves into Phase 2 of Gov. Ralph Northam’s “Forward Virginia” plan. “We are eager to welcome employees and guests back to Colonial Williamsburg, but reopening our public sites requires
Altria to donate $5M to social justice nonprofits, businesses
Altria's black employee resource group will select recipient organizations
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Henrico County-based Fortune 500 tobacco manufacturer Altria Group Inc. announced Friday that it will donate $5 million to national and local organizations that address systematic racism and small businesses that have been affected by vandalism associated with recent protests and rioting. “These are difficult times, and we must find ways to embrace our differences, address
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Arlington tech company wins $1.5B contract
CACI International Inc. will support National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
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Arlington-based federal technology contractor CACI International Inc. announced Thursday it has won a $1.5 billion contract to provide networking and cybersecurity services for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). “This record award demonstrates CACI is delivering on its strategy to win larger, more enduring contracts,” CACI President and CEO John Mengucci said in a statement. “It
Leidos lands contract worth $401M
Reston contractor will provide IT services to Defense Intelligence Agency
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Reston-based federal contractor Leidos announced Thursday it has won a contract worth $401 million, if all options are exercised, to provide information technology operations and maintenance support to the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). “This award is a true testament to our strong capabilities and proven performance working with the Department of Defense and Intelligence Community,”
Dominion commits $5M to social justice nonprofits, businesses
Funding will be distributed within Dominion Energy's 20-state footprint
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As protests over the killing of George Floyd by a police officer in Minneapolis have spread into a nationwide movement against systemic racism and injustice, the Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation announced Thursday that it will donate $5 million to nonprofits and minority-owned and small businesses within Dominion Energy Inc.’s 20-state footprint. Of the $5 million
Suburban businesses board up windows amid protest climate
Retailers in Henrico, Chesterfield worried about protests reaching suburbs
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As rumors — some false — circulated on social media that heated racial-justice protests like those seen in Richmond might turn to the suburbs, several businesses in suburban Henrico and Chesterfield counties boarded up store windows out of apparent concern for potential looting and vandalism that didn’t materialize. Flyers circulated via Twitter on Tuesday indicating
Governor: Lee monument must come down ASAP
Department of General Services to take down Monument Ave. statue "as soon as possible"
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“I am directing the Department of General Services to remove the statue of Robert E. Lee as soon as possible,” Gov. Ralph Northam declared at a news conference Thursday, flanked by a Lee descendant, the Rev. Robert W. Lee IV, and Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney. “It was wrong then, and it is wrong now, so
Henrico real estate firm names chief strategy, investment officer
Whitson Huffman was promoted at Capital Square
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Glen Allen-based real estate investment company Capital Square announced Thursday it has promoted Whitson Huffman as its chief strategy and investment officer. He was previously the company’s senior vice president and head of acquisitions. In his new role, Huffman will oversee investments including 1031 exchanges, opportunity zone funds and private placement offerings. Before his time
Nearly 400K Virginians remain unemployed
43M Americans unemployed; initial claims drop
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Nearly 400,000 Virginians are still unemployed following the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, though the number of initial jobless claims in the commonwealth continues to decrease. About 31,000 Virginians filed initial claims for unemployment last week, down from roughly 49,000 the prior week, according to the Virginia Employment Commission (VEC). The state’s weekly unemployment numbers