Vol. 42 No. 9, September 2022

Index

• FOND MEMORIES.
• BRIGHTER FUTURE: A new industrial park sparks optimism in southeast North Carolina.
• ANONYMOUS SOURCES: After a dozen years under the radar, a Raleigh foundation is making some waves.
• PROTECTION ZONE: Brooks Pierce and other law firms step forward as demand for white-collar defense blossoms.
• BATTLING BRIEFS: Business leaders weigh in as the N.C. Supreme Court mulls a landmark education funding case.
• GAME ON: Universities tune in to the potential of esports.
• FOLLOW THE MONEY: STEIN/ROBINSON FUNDRAISING.
• NEW FUNDING SOURCE SPEEDS UP NCDOT PROJECTS.
• RACIST LITERACY TEST STILL STUCK IN CONSTITUTION.
• PRESIDENTIAL APPEAL.
• WHAT'S THE BUZZ?
• Arrival.
• Bank of London.
• David Tepper.
• ECU Health.
• Fort Bragg as Fort Liberty.
• GoHealth.
• Mayne Pharma.
• NVR, Inc.
• Robinhood.
• Tryon Medical Partners.
• DME.
• Enova Textiles.
• Hanes Mall.
• Hanesbrands.
• Lumos.
• MetLife.
• nCino.
• North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University.
• Ohanafy.
• Project Grace.
• Shawn Good.
• Avaya.
• Beverly-Hanks Realtors.
• Carolina NIL Exchange.
• Del Webb at Chatham Park.
• Durham Coca-Cola Bottling.
• Imperial Center.
• Mission Health.
• Novo Nordisk.
• Oludayo Kolawole John Adeagbo and Donald Ikenna Echeazu.
• The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services levied fines to 61 stores from 32 counties statewide for price scanning errors found during inspections.
• The Triangle metro area needs nearly 45,000 more apartment units by 2035 to meet demand.
• VinFast.
• WakeMed Health.
• REWIRING WORK.
• Perfect timing: A Lumberton native with impeccable Wall Street credentials--and a smart art collection--helps the UNC Tar Heels stay financially robust.
• BE GREATER.
• BUILDING BETTER BUSINESSES: For Nearly 30 Years.
• Proven performers.
• DMA INDUSTRIES, A COMPANY BUILT ON INNOVATION & PASSION.
• STRENGTH IN NUMBERS: CONTINUING TRADITIONS OF EXCELLENCE FROM ONE GENERATION TO THE NEXT.
• Stretch goals: Surging home deliveries and more sustainable wraps accelerates the Carter family's Atlantic Packaging.
• Barbecue beef: A North Carolina restaurant chain gets grilled after canceling a franchisee pact.
• Buckeye Bo: Jeff Rigsby, owner of 100 Bojangles restaurants, is taking the biscuit chain northward.
• TAKING IT TO HEART.
• COMBATTING CANCER: Health care systems, doctors and researchers are taking on North Carolina's No. 2 cause of death with new treatments and technologies.
• COLLABORATIVE EFFORT: Economic developers, businesses and community colleges are working together to fill critical gaps in North Carolina's workforce.
• SMART MOVE.
• F&M BANK: A Tradition for Life.
• BIG CHANGES IN SMALL PLACES.
• IAN E. LAY | New Republic Partners.
• JACQUELINE L. SANTELLA | New Republic Bank.
• PETER J. SIEMION | New Republic Bank.
• BRICK BY BRICK.