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February 11, 2009 News & Features » Cover Story

Identity Crisis 

Facing an economic downturn and corporate upheaval,the region's rainmakers search for Richmond's next brand.

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Snow flurries floated about one recent cloudy morning in the parking lot of Qimonda, a German-owned silicon chipmaker in eastern Henrico County. Metallic gray buildings with erector-set-like towers sprawled in the distance as a middle-aged man dressed in a navy blue…

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