Vol. 23 No. 11, November 2003
Index
- Where there's smoke.
- Where to lay blame.
- Wages of thin.
- Trend.
- Worried employers keep a lid on raises.
- Cape Fear Valley Health System expects to spend about $200 million to expand and renovate medical clinics and specialty hospitals, including converting the 133-bed Highsmith-Rainey Hospital to a long-term care center.
- New Hanover Regional Hospital.
- Tar Heel Tattler, May.
- The state will build a 1,000-bed prison that will employ about 400 with an annual payroll of $12 million.
- The town council approved a $6 million development of homes on the western tip of this island despite reservations that the houses will be vulnerable to storms.
- TRW Automotive.
- Universal Leaf North America.
- Working capital.
- Bayer Biological Products'.
- Caterpillar.
- Frontier Spinning Mills wants to buy yarn plants in Clarkton and Cedartown, Ga., from Henderson-based Harriet & Henderson Yarns, which filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy in mid-July.
- Pergo.
- Pozen.
- The Pantry.
- UNC Chapel Hill and Duke researchers will team up with peers at Emory, Alabama-Birmingham, Florida and Vanderbilt on a $4.5 million project to develop vaccines, treatments and diagnostic tests for infections such as severe acute respiratory syndrome and potential bioterrorist organisms such as smallpox.
- Winston Hotels.
- Before it had closed a deal to buy Burlington Industries, New York-based WL Ross & Co. offered to buy another Greensboro textile company, denim maker Cone Mills.
- Graham & Boles Properties bought Crowder McChesney & Associates.
- Jones Apparel Group.
- North Carolina Biotechnology Center.
- Oakwood Homes.
- R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Holdings.
- Total Information Source.
- Tower Mills.
- Unifi.
- Air T, which delivers air cargo, sold its Mountain Aircraft Services subsidiary.
- Carolina Beverage.
- Continental Tire North America.
- MedCath.
- Norton Door Controls.
- Presbyterian Healthcare.
- Royal & SunAlliance USA.
- Square D.
- Wake Forest University's Babcock Graduate School of Management.
- American Uniform.
- Beacon Blankets.
- Grove Park Inn.
- TDP Electronics.
- Waterfall Investment Group LLC.
- WNCW.
- FinancialContent/business North Carolina index.
- Researchers blame RTI for agony over Ecstasy.
- Scandal detours trip along the high road.
- Asian oysters.
- Bill of Rights.
- Cruel and unusual.
- Dale Earnhardt Jr.
- Drug money.
- Employment Security Commission.
- Jeff Roper.
- North Carolina Museum of Art.
- Roger Sheats.
- William Daisy.
- AIDS patients don't want to get stuck.
- Correction.
- Rain doesn't wash away East's drought.
- Tar heel stock watch.
- Winds of war propel parts maker's shares.
- Tar heel stock watch.
- Budget forces Easley to grow into his job.
- Soil survivor: the state's oldest family business is a 261-year-old farm facing the challenges confronting 21st century agriculture.
- Watts up, doc?
- Duke's new troubleshooter.
- Making do with less: despite the low interest rates and a soft economy, financial institutions find ways to squeeze out profits.
- Running the bank: after racing to the top, can Kel Landis take RBC Centura cross-country without leaving his hometown in its dust?
- Mooresville race city still has vroom for growth.
- Blockade-Runner Beach Resort.
- Chetola.
- Historic Wilmington and North Carolina's Cape Fear Coast.
- Conference center.
- Fayetteville North California.
- Fearrington House.
- Graylyn International Conference Center.
- Greensboro North Carolina Convention & Visitors Bureau.
- Greenville more than you expect * NorthCarolina.
- Hilton Charlotte & Towers.
- The Grove Park Inn® Resort & SPA.
- McKimmonCenter for extension and continuing education.
- Myrtle Beach Marriott[R] Resort at Grande Dunes.
- Oceanfront at Wrightsville Beach, NC Holiday Inn SunSpree'Resort.
- Peace College.
- Best Western University Inn.
- Pinehurst 1895.
- Radisson[R].
- The Sanderling.
- Consul tries to find Brits' fit in economy.
- This forensic scientist knows the write stuff.
- He says his clothes won't bug people.
- Professor builds success on failure.
- Bricks & mortar.