Vol. 21 No. 6, June 2001
Index
- Walk, don't run.
- LETTERS.
- TREND.
- Money Can't buy love in a high-tech merger.
- Rowan generates calls from power producers.
- CLINTON.
- DuPont.
- FAYETTEVILLE.
- FAYETTEVILLE.
- GREENVILLE.
- MOUNT OLIVE.
- WILMINGTON.
- CARY.
- GREENSBORO.
- HENDERSON.
- It seems simple.
- MORRISVILLE.
- RALEIGH.
- RALEIGH.
- RANDLEMAN.
- RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK.
- The 13 Triangle counties are slightly more diverse than the rest of the state.
- WINSTON-SALEM.
- [0] RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK.
- ASHEBORO.
- BURLINGTON.
- CHARLOHE.
- Duke Energy Corp.
- First Union Corp. and Wachovia Corp.
- GREENSBORO.
- Montgomery, with twice the Triad average, leads the region in percentage of workers in manufacturing.
- SPENCER.
- [0] GREENSBORO.
- CHARLOTTE.
- Developers keep Charlotte stored up.
- Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
- Henderson, Polk and Transylvania.
- MOORESVILLE.
- SHELBY.
- Banner Elk.
- CANDLER.
- WEST JEFFERSON.
- ASHEVILLE.
- BOONE.
- The western region's five fastest-growing counties border Georgia or South Carolina.
- KING OF THE HILLS.
- TOWER POWER.
- SILICON CEILING.
- Cabarrus County: Gold Rush to New Economy.
- For CEO, it's strictly no assembly required.
- It's par for this company to set U.S. Open records.
- Hyde's chief recruiter will go seek industry.
- About 15% of General Assembly members.
- Besides salary.
- North Carolina General Assembly.
- Over the last 20 years.
- Senators.
- SNAPSHOT.
- The highest-paid members are the House speaker and the Senate president.
- Twenty-four current legislators.