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A demographic revolution is transforming how Virginians live — and vote
Town houses and apartments, storefronts and restaurants, grassy medians, pocket parks, sidewalks everywhere. Doesn’t this look a lot like a downtown? Picking up his mail in slippers and shorts on a brisk January day, Tandy Harris pauses to consider the question. “It does,” he agrees. “It’s got all the bells and whistles.” That’s one reason
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LGBTQ group names top Va. companies for equality
19 Virginia companies made the Human Rights Campaign Foundation's 2020 list
Nineteen Virginia companies have made the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Foundation’s 2020 list of “Best Places to Work for LGBTQ Equality.” Nearly 700 U.S. companies were included in the list, which was released in the 18th edition of the organization’s 2020 Corporate Equality Index. This year’s index was determined via a survey of 1,059 companies, including
Amazon and Richmond’s Martin Agency join LGBT-friendly workplaces program
Equality Virginia invites companies with inclusive employee policies to join Virginia Competes.
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IQOS shop opening in Richmond
Tobacco product will be marketed only to adult smokers, Altria and Philip Morris USA say.
Company opens opioid treatment facility in Harrisonburg
Location is the sixth in Virginia for ARS Treatment Centers.
What does Fed rate cut mean for Virginia?
Old Dominion experts weigh in on the Fed’s first rate cut since December 2008.
Virginia unemployment remains unchanged in April
Rate stays at 2.9 percent while labor force continues to grow.
One addition, one departure among state firms on Fortune 500
Virginia still has 21 companies ranked on the annual list.
Jobless rates dip in Virginia metro areas
Ten of 11 MSAs reported numbers under 3.5 percent.
Altria hopes to convert JUUL interest to voting securities
Tobacco giant has notified federal antitrust authorities.