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Virginia
Business - June 2007
COVER
STORY
Investing
in charity
Like her famous brother Warren, Doris
Buffet expects a return on her money.
Giving
back
Companies say corporate philanthropy is good
for business.
The Virginia 100
List of Virginia's Wealthiest: Ranked | Alphabetical
Planting seeds
One of America's most generous couples makes gifts
close to home.
Touchdown!
Former football player Steve Johnson goes on to build
a fortune in business.
UPSCALE PROPERTIES
Preservation-minded
buyers only
Sale of historic Carter's Grove plantation includes
restrictions.
Video tour: Carter's Grove Plantation
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Legislators
did more than work on transportation
New laws relating to business set to take effect.
REGIONAL REPORT - LOUDOUN
COUNTY
Growing
pains
Loudoun's burgeoning population attracts
development, strains resources.
Plans
for Dulles area include health facilities,
mixed-use projects
ENGINEERING
/ IT
Biomedical engineering
Virginia schools trying to keep pace with growing demand
in specialty.
COMMERCIAL
REAL ESTATE QUARTERLY REPORT
Top broker
Charlie Polk consistently racks up more deals than
other brokers in larger markets. What's his secret?
Outside
investors come calling
Virginia's location and growth attract commercial development.
Real estate transactions
OPTIONS
Quest for the 'Magnificent
Seven' (animals)
South African reserve offers a much better view than
a zoo
Bulking
up
Experience, certification important in finding a personal
trainer.
DEPARTMENTS
Publisher's
Corner
- Tracking
wealth in Virginia
Commentary
- Leadership
class explores Virginia's strengths and weaknesses
Around the Old Dominion
- Natural Bridge
goes on the block
- Report predicts big opportunities
for small contractors
- TecAccess program is helping
veterans get on a career path
- Firm's aim is to give
profits to charity
Ideas
- Business innovation fuels
growth of U.S. economy
Letters to the Editor
Follow-ups
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