Fine Print: In recent weeks I’ve found myself returning to the idea that Charlotte-based Bank of America will not survive.

Capital Goods: Republicans and Democrats in the General Assembly were at each other’s throats most of the past session.

Tar Heels are learning their Alcoholic Beverage Control Boards don’t always follow the letter of the law.

Clustered food systems — self-sustaining cycles of small local producers growing, packaging and selling food to local customers — are popping up around the nation. 

Guilford College and High Point University presidents differ over the value of debt as an asset.

North Carolina imported $42.5 billion of goods last year. That’s a lot of shipping containers.

When Julian Clayton was a kid, the family computer was so heavy and bulky that the only place to put it was the granite countertop of a bar in the basement. Now his Salisbury-based company Crescent Construction Services LLC relies on a device that weighs less than 2 pounds.

Feature: Tiny as most of them are, general-aviation airports have a lofty role in North Carolina’s economic development.

Cover story: A software CEO evangelizes entrepreneurship, preaching to prisoners that the way to be free is to start your own business.

Up Front: He came with certified pedigree bearing the seal of the American Kennel Club.