December 2018

In coastal Carolina, organizations come together to put Hurricane Florence behind them.

State educators train and maintain a local workforce.

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.

A key trade-group leader played frontman as North Carolina turned right.

Raleigh and Charlotte should be a twin bid in recruiting — Raleigh for tech brainpower and Charlotte for administrative talent.

The center of the Christmas-tree world and North Carolina’s cheese market is nestled in an increasingly popular western hamlet.

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 [...]

If a customer finds a home but needs extra time to arrange financing, Ribbon steps in and pays cash for the home.

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’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.