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Virginians are earning less and spending less, and business profits have risen sharply, likely due to cost-cutting measures.
Virginians are taking home less pay, spending less in stores and still are getting hit on their investments, new state tax-collection statistics show.
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Virginia’s unemployment rate for October fell to 6.3 percent from 6.5 percent in September, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today.
For about two years, a heart condition has changed the way Glenn Wood looks at life and business.
Virginians are taking home less pay, spending less in stores and still are getting hit on their investments, new state tax-collection statistics show.
A bankruptcy trustee says claims have been filed for 154 people who say they were sickened by a salmonella outbreak traced to a Virginia peanut company.
Starting Dec. 1, smoking will be prohibited in restaurants, with some exceptions. Smokers and proprietors who violate the law will face civil penalties of $25.
Company prepares to enter Hampton Roads market
Housing Virginia has announced it will publish a quarterly Housing Affordability Index for the state starting in 2010.
Virginia startup purchased four years after its launch
The state budget will likely need to be cut another $250 million to $300 million for the current biennial budget, the House of Delegates Appropriations Committee was told Tuesday.
$200 million nonprofit institute expected to create 415 jobs
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