Virginia Breaks All-time Corporate Investment Record in 2000
Richmond - Governor Jim Gilmore Wednesday night announced in his State of the Commonwealth Address that annual capital investment by new and existing Virginia companies exceeded $6 billion for the first time in 2000.
America Online to Build Second $555 Million Tech Center in Prince William County, Virginia
Governor Gilmore Approves $600,000 to Assist County; AOL to Add New Tech Center, Two New Buildings
Governor Gilmore Announces First Phase of 300 mm Wafer Chip Plant - First on East Coast
Completed fab will offer more than 1,100 new jobs for Henrico County
VEDP Board Elects New Leadership
Virginia's Economic Development Arm Names Ike Prillaman, of Norfolk Southern, Board Chair
Governor Gilmore Announces 380 New Jobs for Martinsville
Investors Corporation will invest $12 million, Governor approves $200,000 GOF grant; authorizes work
Ethan Allen to Employ 445 People in Pulaski County
Governor Gilmore announces furniture company to invest $12.5 million
Fairchild Dornier to Locate Headquarters in Fairfax County
Governor Gilmore announces workforce training to bring aerospace company, 150 jobs to Virginia
Governor Gilmore Announces CPFilms Expansion in Henry County
Governor approves $200,000 to County for site prep, State to provide workforce training to help fill
Governor Gilmore Announces 303 New Jobs for Henry County
Sara Lee Activewear to invest $25 million, Governor approves $1.3 grant to assist County with site p