By BusinessNC In December 2017Posted December 5, 2017Travel and tourism round table: New vistasNorth Carolina’s travel and tourism industry is seeing new heights and challenges. READ MORE
By BusinessNC In December 2017Posted December 5, 2017Coastal communities respond to environmental changesCoastal communities are working to shelter their busy economies from a changing environment. READ MORE
By BusinessNC In December 2017Posted December 5, 2017Workforce training programs specialize in meeting unique needsNorth Carolina’s workforce-training programs specialize in meeting the unique needs of its diverse workers and businesses. READ MORE
By BusinessNC In December 2017Posted December 5, 2017Dropsource writes the code for business appsDropsource creates app design platforms for businesses that want to expand their mobile offerings with more complex apps. READ MORE
By BusinessNC In December 2017Posted December 5, 2017Women excel in N.C. tech industryAs sexual harassment crises rock tech employers in other states, North Carolina shows leadership through a hospitable, inclusive approach. READ MORE
By BusinessNC In December 2017Posted December 5, 2017Fisherman Creations puts the Yule in crab potsA holiday tree only a North Carolina fisherman named Nick could create. READ MORE
By BusinessNC In December 2017Posted December 5, 2017Appalachian Antique Hardwood sources old wood for new buildsGrowing demand for weathered wood opens the door for rapid expansion by an enterprising former engineer. READ MORE
By Cathy Martin In December 2017Posted December 5, 2017Quilt Lizzy patches more than just fabricPatching up old buildings helps a former accountant turn her passion for sewing into a bustling business. READ MORE
By Allison Williams In December 2017Posted December 5, 2017Sanford’s Mertek named state’s top small businessJerry Pedley and his shop of tinkerers create robotic machinery in an unlikely setting. READ MORE
By BusinessNC In December 2017Posted December 5, 2017Penland School crafts a new chapterThe 88-year-old Penland School of Crafts, nestled in picturesque Mitchell County, has played a key role in building North Carolina’s $538 million craft industry. READ MORE