
Virginia housing market sees big increase in sales
The Northern Virginia, Hampton Roads, and Central Virginia regional housing markets all had double-digit sales growth in September compared to last year.

The Northern Virginia, Hampton Roads, and Central Virginia regional housing markets all had double-digit sales growth in September compared to last year.

Businesspeople and entrepreneurs tend to avoid lawsuits or any other court cases. The consensus is that they can drag out, draw attention from money-making endeavors, and attract bad publicity.

Attorney General Mark Herring joined a nationwide coalition of state attorneys general and government agencies in fighting for equal pay by filing an amicus brief in a lawsuit that would maintain data collection practices that are critical in combating pay discrimination.

Morgan Olson will invest $57.8 million to establish a new walk-in step van assembly operation in a 925,000-square-foot plant in Danville-Pittsylvania County currently owned by IKEA.

Students at the UVA Darden School of Business will partner with Building Goodness Foundation to execute an Autumn Build Day as part of BGiA (Building Goodness in April), one of the Charlottesville area’s largest community projects.

Dave Christofaro recently visited the Calhoun Discovery Program at the Virginia Tech Honors College seeking fresh perspective on important issues.

Starting a small farm is just the first step for a new or beginning farmer. The next step is figuring out how to keep it growing, profitable and sustainable.

To better connect patients with community resources that can meet these needs, UVA Health purchased a technology-based referral network, PIECES Iris™.

The Shenandoah Valley Workforce Development Board was recently awarded a $500,000 Workforce Services Expansion to Increase Economic Equity grant from the Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration.

California’s recent legislation that will allow student-athletes to be compensated for their likeness and image has quickly gotten the attention of the NCAA – and as expected outrage has erupted.
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