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CarMax to acquire remaining stake in Edmunds
Goochland County company buys auto site in cash, stock deal
Goochland County-based used car giant CarMax Inc. announced Thursday that it had signed an agreement for full ownership of vehicle research website Edmunds.com Inc. in a cash and stock deal.
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Va. Beach-based company to acquire pet supply chain for $700M
The Franchise Group to acquire Pet Supplies Plus
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Virginia Beach-based franchise business operator Franchise Group Inc. announced Monday it will acquire Livonia, Michigan-based Pet Supplies Plus for approximately $700 million. The all-cash transaction is expected to close in
Stockholders approve CarLotz merger
Merger with Miami-based acquisition company scheduled for Jan. 22
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CarLotz Inc., the Chesterfield County-based consignment dealer of used cars, announced Friday that stockholders had given it the requisite approval to complete a proposed merger with Miami-based special purpose acquisition
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CarLotz plans to go public on Nasdaq
Chesterfield County-based car consignment company merging with Miami-based corporation
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Chesterfield County-based CarLotz Inc., a consignment dealer of used cars, announced Thursday it plans to go public and expand nationwide. CarLotz, which is valued at $827 million, will combine with
280 Va. companies ranked on Inc. 5000 list
Richmond retailer Sassy Jones tops state's rankings
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This year, 280 Virginia companies are ranked on the most recent list of the nation’s fastest-growing, privately held companies — the Inc. 5000, released Wednesday morning. Leading the pack in Virginia