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Local startup launches AI productivity software aimed at blue-collar service companies - Vimarsana News

Local startup launches AI productivity software aimed at blue-collar service companies

“The customers we have right now have an issue with knowledge management, that issue is sharing what the best of their employees know with the employees who are newer,” said Rising Tide CEO Jeff Corbett. “That’s where AI comes in."

Bob Lewis: Paid college internships are a smart way Virginia can ease its youthful brain drain - Vimarsana News

Bob Lewis: Paid college internships are a smart way Virginia can ease its youthful brain drain

Thirty years ago, almost 15,000 more people moved into Virginia than left.

Richmond leaders unveil new project, memorializes city's history in slave trade - Vimarsana News

Richmond leaders unveil new project, memorializes city's history in slave trade

It’s a nearly $50 million project that will include exhibits at Main Street Station and span more than 10 acres to detail the city's involvement in the slave trade.

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Richmond unveils 10-acre Shockoe Project - Vimarsana News

Richmond unveils 10-acre Shockoe Project

Richmond is dedicating 10 acres in the city’s historic Shockoe Bottom to preserve and develop a destination to acknowledge and teach about the city's sordid history with slavery.

4-year-old lawsuit from ex-Martin Agency exec fizzles out; new attorney says he will refile - Vimarsana News

4-year-old lawsuit from ex-Martin Agency exec fizzles out; new attorney says he will refile

The original complaint from Joe Alexander alleged he was the victim of a conspiracy to tarnish his reputation after he parted ways with Martin in late 2017 amid sexual harassment claims made against him by agency employees.