Business North Carolina’s annual golf issue is out and, as always, it includes the listing of the top 100 courses in the state compiled by the North Carolina Golf Panel. In addition to the [...]

PayPal’s decision to ditch its Charlotte expansion plans because of the controversy over House Bill 2 has sparked angry responses from state Republican lawmakers. Senate President Pro Tempore [...]

Several years ago, the Charlotte Chamber embraced the LGBT community in Charlotte by welcoming an affiliation with the Business Guild, renamed last year the Charlotte LGBT Chamber, which has been [...]

Mark Weinstein sat on a leather couch in the sun Saturday morning outside his Golden Oldies store at Broad Avenue and Elm Street in downtown High Point. High Point’s spring and fall [...]

Two weeks ago we wrote about how House Bill 2 would surely damage North Carolina’s brand. Unfortunately, in this prediction, we got it right. Now there’s a continuous cascade of denunciations of [...]

We recently published a column noting Charlotte developer Johnny Harris’ penchant for straight talk. He didn’t like the column a whole lot, but we always admire his frankness. Harris [...]

It’s annual meeting and proxy time, that season when public companies are forced to disclose salaries of their five highest paid executives. We’ll leave the grousing about excessive CEO pay to [...]

2016 NCEDA MidWinter Conference  The N.C. Economic Developers Association met in Pinehurst to hear from speakers including N.C. Department of Commerce Secretary John Skvarla and Christopher [...]

31st annual Emerging Issues Forum As automated technologies replace many of today’s jobs, what is the future of work? That question was the focus of this year’s forum, sponsored by the Institute [...]

2016 Leadership North Carolina Forum  Purpose-driven leadership was the theme of this year’s annual meeting, which opened with a keynote talk by Jesse Cureton, chief consumer officer at Novant [...]