Virginia named #1 most financially literate state
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Virginia was recognized earlier this month as the #1 most financially literate state by WalletHub.
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House passes NO BAN Act to prevent future Muslim bans
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The House of Representatives passed the National Origin-Based Antidiscrimination for Nonimmigrants (NO BAN) Act.
VCU College of Engineering, partners develop plan to strengthen emerging business cluster
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A coalition of regional economic development, private business and higher education leaders is mobilizing to build a global cluster of advanced pharmaceutical manufacturing, research and development in Richmond and Petersburg.
State Board Committee certifies four finalists for Patrick Henry Community College Presidency
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The State Board for Community Colleges has certified four finalists for the position of president at Patrick Henry Community College.
State-of-the-Art hydroponic greenhouse in Virginia Beach to create 155 new jobs
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Sunny Farms LLC will invest $59.6 million to establish a state-of-the-art hydroponic greenhouse for production, workforce development, and research in the City of Virginia Beach.
AG Herring honors victims’ advocates from around the Commonwealth
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring commemorated National Crime Victims’ Rights Week by honoring 11 victims’ advocates at the fourth Unsung Heroes Awards ceremony.
Why you should consider setting up your company in Hong Kong
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The rising competition in the company sector and the risks of unemployment have prompted people to prepare their very own partnerships.
Northam marks opening of Machicomoco State Park, Virginia’s 40th state park
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Gov. Ralph Northam celebrated the opening of the Commonwealth’s 40th state park, Machicomoco State Park, with a dedication and ribbon cutting ceremony on Friday.
Legislation to build more than 2M new units of affordable housing nationwide introduced in Congress
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A group of senators and representatives have introduced legislation to build more than 2 million new affordable housing units nationwide in the next 10 years and better meet the needs of at-risk groups.
Nathalia Daguano Artus: The building blocks of financial literacy
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It is never too early to start teaching children how to manage money, especially since the window for establishing good habits may be short. University of Cambridge research suggests spending and saving habits are formed in early childhood and are set by age seven.
