Stephen Hill has an audacious plan for his hometown — nothing less than turning Kinston into the Asheville of the east.

North Carolina arts landscape is full of artists and festivals. Here we list a few.

Limiting choice may sound crazy, but it’s a key strategy in German grocers Lidl’s appeal to shoppers.

Got an extra $2 billion? That’s where bidding could start should the Carolina Panthers hit the sales block.

Led by cellphone industry pioneer Haynes Griffin, SmartSky Networks wants to turn jet cabins into mobile offices.

Art as a beautiful economic tool in many North Carolina cities and towns

North Carolina manufacturers are growing, and they need skilled workers. Education, economic-development and community leaders are implementing programs to ensure that they have them.

In Raleigh not-so-strange bedfellows: lawmakers, tech workers and artists all mingle

Egger Group is building on Davidson County’s history in the furniture industry.

Creativity and imagination are trumping tradition amid rapid change across our state.

John McConnell, CEO of McConnell Golf, plays 18 holes with Mike Purkey at Old North State Club.

Research Triangle Park Foundation has named Scott Levitan its new president and CEO

You’ll find plenty of expert advice in Business North Carolina’s annual Law Journal.

North Carolina giveth and taketh in Morganton, adding a promising boarding school while facing a mess at its landmark psychiatric hospital.

Recruiting financial advisers with experience in retirement planning has helped CapTrust grow at a 22% clip over the last 20 years.

Vidant Health is acquiring ECU Physicians, the clinical practice of the Greenville university’s Brody School of Medicine for $462.5 million.

How a formerly neglected industrial complex is boosting Asheville’s economy.

N.C. State University created about $6.5 billion in statewide economic impact in 2013. Much of it — $3.3 billion — was felt in Wake County.

Education has become a personal experience. To meet the unique needs of current students and those returning to the classroom, colleges and universities are diversifying content, schedules and [...]

A handful of N.C. families have had an outsized impact on the state’s arts communities. Local arts officials cite the most prominent patrons.

The widening of U.S. 321 and the pain it has caused local businesses is ending soon

Highway user fees are coming in the form of toll roads. The only question is who pays?

Allstate's move adds to the boost in Charlotte tech jobs.

Stephen Hill has an audacious plan for his hometown — nothing less than turning Kinston into the Asheville of the east.