ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
How a startup crafts business expanded to 31 states in three years
Two artsy women build a business showing DIy’ers how to create classy home decor.
Tariffs hit tobacco growers hard
Chinese purchasing of N.C. leaf has evaporated, sending growers’ hopes up in smoke.
Retiring ag-industry promoter also leaving a $1 billion side gig
The longtime spokesman for North Carolina’s farming interests also oversees an insurance enterprise with a vast statewide reach.
The mystery of college attendance stats
Attendance reports at North Carolina’s biggest college football stadiums are often exaggerated.
Sani provides Indian styled clothing
Dissatisfied with existing options, two enterprising Fayetteville sisters create dresses that meld Indian and American tastes.
AvidXchange keeps on growing
The automated-payments software developer plans another Queen City expansion as it cuts a deal with SAP.
Opinion: N.C. business leader says tight credit is blocking entrepreneurship
An N.C. business leader worries about a missing spark of entrepreneurship.
Oak Ridge is tied up in traffic
Oak Ridge’s dream of creating a “village feel” is tied up in traffic.
2019 Law Journal
2019 Law Journal: Business North Carolina has asked legal experts to weigh in on some of the most pressing issues affecting business owners today.
Health effects of office ergonomics
Office ergonomics can have a huge impact on employees’ health and wellness.
Fayetteville puts on a fresh face
Fayetteville’s rebranding effort seeks to create a cohesive narrative for the diverse area.
