The coast comes together to put Hurricane Florence behind them
In coastal Carolina, organizations come together to put Hurricane Florence behind them.
State educators train and maintain a local workforce
State educators train and maintain a local workforce.
Tourism pushes back against two hurricanes
At this month’s round table, our experts discussed the role of tourism in the state’s economy and the challenge of recovering from two hurricanes.
Opinion: Lew Ebert leaves NC Chamber on a high note
A key trade-group leader played frontman as North Carolina turned right.
Opinion: Raleigh and Charlotte should be a twin bid for recruiting
Raleigh and Charlotte should be a twin bid in recruiting — Raleigh for tech brainpower and Charlotte for administrative talent.
Holiday hangout
The center of the Christmas-tree world and North Carolina’s cheese market is nestled in an increasingly popular western hamlet.
Duke Energy plans battery-storage projects for Asheville and Hot Springs
Storing energy in batteries, a technology that has entranced electric utilities for years, is getting closer to more widespread adoption as Duke Energy invests in small projects in Hot Springs [...]
Ribbon helps home buyers finance a purchase
If a customer finds a home but needs extra time to arrange financing, Ribbon steps in and pays cash for the home.
Changes to Business 40 will provide a safer thoroughfare in Winston-Salem
In mid-November, the state closed a 1.2-mile stretch of U.S. 421 and Interstate 40 Business, often called “Business 40,” as part of a multiyear plan to build a safer, less-curvy thoroughfare [...]
IBM acquires Red Hat for $34 billion
IBM’s $34 billion acquisition of Red Hat, the third-biggest tech deal in U.S. history, caps an incredible run for the Raleigh-based company that Bob Young and Matt Ewing started in 1993-94.