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Fed Contractor Layoffs + Marches Against Data Centers + Grad Training: VA Business News

A major contractor laying off staff this winter and a program that helps recent graduates and their employers made Virginia headlines.

Business headlines over the past week included a unique new restaurant on the horizon, a new fitness center coming to Tysons Galleria, a new training program for college graduates and their employers and more. See more business news here.

Arlington Contractor ICF Could Cut Dozens Of Jobs Starting In December

A Department of Homeland Security contractor could lay off nearly 100 people starting in December, according to a notice to Virginia's Workforce Development and Training.

VA 'March For A Moratorium' Events To Kick Off This Weekend

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Alexandria will be the first stop of a two-week series of marches in support of a statewide ban on new data center development in Virginia.

James Madison University Launches New Program Offering Free Training, Networking For Unemployed Grads

James Madison University, in Harrisonburg, VA, has announced a new program offering free training to former students still looking for jobs or meaningful pursuits one year after graduating.

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