The latest business news in Virginia includes the closing of a beloved Thai fixture, layoffs looming for hundreds of workers, and a fight over utility rate hikes. Other headlines include new store openings, redevelopment plans, restaurant rankings and a historic speedway’s return.
The once "fearsome" Chesterfield track is scheduled to be challenging drivers regularly again in 2027.
Mayor Aliya Gaskins noted her government's fight against a water rate increase in a video about the city's actions on behalf of residents.
Spatial Front will move its headquarters to Arlington, creating 450 jobs through a $6 million investment.
Flore Café in Tysons will launch a Provence-inspired high tea menu June 6 inside Sisters Thai.
A venerable Del Ray Thai restaurant will close its doors in June.
Police say 3 boys climbed through a trampoline park roof to play before fleeing into the night.
National Landing BID marked 20 years and unveiled a refreshed brand identity at its 2026 annual meeting.
Virginia industries that reported layoffs included staffing and workforce services, beverage and distribution, and manufacturing.
McLean ranks among America's wealthiest suburbs, with high incomes and multimillion-dollar home prices driving its standing.
The Fairfax City Planning Commission will discuss a mixed-use Chain Bridge Road project and possible updates to four small area plans.
The 50 Top U.S. Pizza guide included one pizzeria from Northern Virginia among the 50 best in the country.
The menswear retailer plans to open a 1,700-square-foot store on Market Street in Reston Town Center in late May.
Zara reopened its renovated Tysons Corner Center store with expanded space, tech features and new shopping areas.
GDIT says 236 workers in Falls Church and Arlington could be laid off in July if contract awards or extensions do not come through.
A 45-year-old man was injured on the hand in the attack.
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