Business North Carolina
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Bell Partners.(TRIAD: GREENSBORO)
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Progress whitewashes telco's wrong number.
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Home sales in New Hanover, Pender and north Brunswick counties soared 30% in August.
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Charlotte--Dimensional Fund Advisors plans to create 316 jobs and invest $105 million in an East Coast regional headquarters here.
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The handyman.
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Cash marks.
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A Carolina comeback.
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Alumnus appears in reality television show.
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Sencera International.
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University adds program for master's degree in strategic communication.
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Fayetteville Publishing.
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Durham.
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Mount airy.
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Get a piece of the Big Rock.
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Knows squat.
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Apple.(RALEIGH)
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She seeks to slice price hospitals pay.
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The Public Works Commission says it is considering alternatives to buying power from Duke Energy Progress in an effort to ensure competitive power rates for its customers.(EAST: FAYETTEVILLE)
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What's up--docks--when slips show.
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Powering change: North Carolina companies and researchers are tackling energy-industry issues, including developing storage, neutralizing waste and integrating renewables.
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Interest in new banks is running higher than usual.
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Unemployment rates.
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Business.(LEGAL ELITE)
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Working capital.
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Utz Brands.(CHARLOTTE: KINGS MOUNTAIN)
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Pepsi also sponsors Johnson's Hendrick Motorsports teammate Jeff Gordon.
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UNC Wilmington.(EAST: WILMINGTON)
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AuditHead.
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BREAK A SWEAT.
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Viewers get his message by watching their steps.
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SellEthics Marketing Group.(CHARLOTTE: STALLINGS)
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Orologic Inc.
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Mrs. Hanes' Moravian Cookies.(TRIAD: WINSTON-SALEM)
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READY TO RUMBLE: TWO AUTO-INDUSTRY INNOVATORS AIM TO REV SALES OF PRE-OWNED MOTORCYCLES.
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Owners of radio stations turn on, tune in, drop out.
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A HALF-CENTURY LATER: North Carolina has changed mightily since 1971--for the most part.
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Middlesex.
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NC trend.
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D.R. Horton.(TRIANGLE: MORRISVILLE)
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The Carolina Panthers.(CHARLOTTE: CHARLOTTE)
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New Hanover Community Endowment.(EAST: WILMINGTON)
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Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings.
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Charlotte.
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A bedtime story.
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Roxboro.
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Building a better product: transportation and workforce-development investments support North Carolina's manufacturers, which had an almost $98 billion economic impact in 2014.
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WakeMed seeks Rex merger for a kin graft.
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WHAT'S THE BUZZ?
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Sky-high land prices could derail Tweetsie.
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Southeastern Container.
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DRAWING DOWN.
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HELENE RECOVERY.
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U trn me on.
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Amazon.(EAST: WILMINGTON)
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Triumph Group. (Regional Report: Triad).
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Tex-Tech Industries.(TRIAD: WINSTON-SALEM)
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Carolinas HealthCare System.
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IT'S STILL ROCK & ROLL TO ME: Forty years later, those 'Glory Days' are making a social media return.(NC TREND: Entrepreneurs)
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Fayetteville.
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The Intimate squeaks by; how a small chain plans to survive the battle of the bookstore dinosaurs.
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TRIAD BRIEFS.
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flyExclusive.(EAST: KINSTON)
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Reynolds vice president thrives on burning issues.
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FAST FORWARD: THE RESEARCH TRIANGLE AREA: The Raleigh-Durham area has tremendous momentum with a combination of top universities, highly skilled labor and advanced manufacturing.
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SIS KAPLAN: The Chicagoan helped shape Charlotte's radio industry for more than two decades.(Pillars of North Carolina)
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Edenton.
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What's in store for retail: outsiders move in, making life tough for home-grown companies but better for shoppers.
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Virtual ace.
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Chapel hill.
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Southern Bank.(EAST: MOUNT OLIVE)
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Guilford College.(TRIAD: GREENSBORO)
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Caia Herbs.
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Sponsor comments.
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Research triangle park.
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Correction.
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Abbot deals when the spirit moves him.
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Data Bits.
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Qorvo.
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Inveresk Research Group.
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Born to run: before stints in Congress and the governor's mansion made him a household name, a professor-turned-politician named Jim Martin passed an early ethical test.
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Legal experience and service beyond expectation.
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PEAK EXPERIENCE: VISITORS FLOCK TO WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA IN AUTUMN TO EXPERIENCE THE HIGH LIFE.
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HARVESTING PROFITS: A FIRM WITH ROOTS IN CHARLOTTE BOASTS THE BIGGEST TIMBER AND LAND-MANAGEMENT BUSINESS IN THE NATION, OVERSEEING MORE THAN 6 MILLION ACRES.
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GOING TO THE CHAPEL.
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The Guns of August.
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Shelby.
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West Pharmaceutical Services.(EAST: KINSTON)
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Reader Communities.(TRIANGLE: APEX)
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Judy Rose.
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Stock watch.
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The road to recovery: rail and trucking tend to lead the way, but tight money could slow down needed infrastructure improvements.
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COMMUNITY BUILDER: MIXING POLITICS AND AN ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE PLACED HARVEY GANTT AT THE CENTER OF A BURGEONING STATE.
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LabCorp.(TRIAD: MCLEANSVILLE)
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nCino.(EAST: WILMINGTON)
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Qorvo.(TRIAD: GREENSBORO)
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Mann+Hummel.(CHARLOTTE: FAYETTEVILLE)
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Sampson County.
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Wendell.
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HAPPY TRAILS: Outdoor enthusiasts praise support from state lawmakers.(GREENSHOOTS: Revitalizing rural N.C.)
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DEVELOPING SITUATION.
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ELM city.
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Working capital.
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UNC Health.(TRIANGLE)
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Charlotte.
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SGL ain't broke, but can bankruptcy fix it?
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APG Capital.(TRIANGLE: SANFORD)
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State's Swiss miss goes with the flow.
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Michael Jordan Family Medical Clinic.(WILMINGTON)
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Reign interrupted: a symbol of tolerance to some and depravity to others, Charlotte earned international attention and Business North Carolina's mover and shaker of the year honors.
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Elizabeth City.
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Asheville--Extended Care Physicians acquired the clinical assets of Spartanburg, S.C.-based Network Geriatric Services, giving the geriatric-physician network 65 doctors and nurse practitioners at more than 100 nursing homes, assisted living centers and retirement communities in North Carolina and upstate South Carolina.
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Raleigh.
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Raleigh must play tough D to keep CIAA tournament.
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Members Credit Union.
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Sox appeal.
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Increased cost of materials hammers builders' margins.
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Seeing is believing.
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Piedmont Triad International Airport.
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Help from Boston: Cash, maybe karma, for Petty.
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Preparing for the worst.
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ChannelAdvisor.
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Racing faces a bumpy road.
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Baseball player's nonprofit major is personal.
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Fifth Third Bank.
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CHANGES BY SMALL BUSINESSES IN CONTENT MARKETING STRATEGIES POST COVID.(MARKETING)
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Morrisville.
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Peak interest.
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Report: top execs kneaded the dough.
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JKS Motor-sports.
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The city council is mulling developers for a 500-plus-room hotel and mixeduse office tower and expansion plans for Raleigh Convention Center.(PINEHURST)
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Suzie Ford.
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Tar Heel Basement Systems.
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DuPont.
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Tattle Tales.
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Extra low prices bag supermarket stocks.
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Coming to America.
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Lenoir.
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Philip Morris will snuff out cigarette plant a year early.
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Timken gets its bearings in Randolph.
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Research Triangle Park. (Regional Report).
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Buncombe County has the most real-estate and leasing jobs in the region. Graham has the fewest. (Western).
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COUNCIL FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT.(SMALL BUSINESS RESOURCES: Public & Private Nonprofits)
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FRESH START: A vacant mill is revitalized as a center for promoting technology in a rural setting.(GREENSHOOTS--Revitalizing rural N.C.)
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42nd Street Oyster Bar.(TRIANGLE: RALEIGH)
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Developments that beat their handicaps.
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HEALTH CARE.
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Cone Mills.
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UNC construction over budget.(NC TREND: Public affairs)
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Eli Lilly.
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Mass appeal.
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Most of the time, his head is in the clouds.
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SMOKE SIGNALS.
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LEADING THE WAY TO AGING WELL.(RESEARCH: NORTH CAROLINA: WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE)
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Poor people take their chances.
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Higher learning.
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Chiquita Brands International.
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Clinverse.
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Asheville.
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Buncombe County.
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Etowah.
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MegaCorp Logistics.(WILMINGTON)
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CELEBRATING 75 YEARS: DMJPS is celebrating!(BEST EMPLOYERS 2024)
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HomeServices of America.
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UNC Pembroke's American Indian Heritage Center.(EAST: PEMBROKE)
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Sargent.(EAST: GREENSBORO)
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Bull market.
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The Triangle metro area needs nearly 45,000 more apartment units by 2035 to meet demand.(TRIANGLE: RALEIGH)
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Big on small biz.
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U.S. Department of Transportation.
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Job prospectors hit pay dirt.
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Being slow to shift strips Seer's gears.
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Lance.
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Sharing the pain: No region is a refuge as layoffs spread across the state, taking their toll of both high-tech and low-skill jobs. (Regions).
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Sensus.
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Ameridial.
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Department of Revenue.
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Meridian Specialty Yarn Group.
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Tourist magnet attracts $24 million.
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Lee aims for the stars with summer internship at NASA.
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UNC System.(TRIANGLE: CHAPEL HILL)
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Greensboro.
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Is cash really king? Reports of corporate cash hoarding may be greatly exaggerated.
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BUILDING N.C.
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N.C. Community College System.(TRIANGLE: RALEIGH)
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Castle Hayne.
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The Craven Regional Airport Authority.
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Recovery lets shoppers lap up some luxury items.
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New look, old tradition: Bob Dedman Jr. has retained Pinehurst's allure while adjusting to changes in golf and hospitality.
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Unique development opportunities.
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The North Carolina Eastern Region Military Task Force.
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Fintech company Verify4 raised more than $2 million from undisclosed sources in an equity-debt round.
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May 18-19, 2022.(2022 EVENTS: SCENESETTERS)
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He credits patrons' consuming ambition.
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BHS Corrugated.(CHARLOTTE: CHARLOTTE)
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RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS--PROTECTING YOUR INVESTMENT.(2021 LAW JOURNAL)
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RETAIL.
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Stock advice: a panel of pros compete in predicting whose picks will produce the most profit in the year to come.
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Patient picks.
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Novant Health New Hanover Regional Medical Center.(WILMINGTON)
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Lowe's.(CHARLOTTE: MOORESVILLE)
