Red Hat’s DeLisa Alexander discusses creativity, culture and the value of failing.

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.

Putting staff’s needs ahead of clients powers a marketing agency’s strategic growth.

Making software easier to use spurs big investment and high hopes at a 5-year-old Raleigh tech company.

Raleigh-based software company Red Hat jumped 13% after strong first quarter earnings. Stock is up 35% in the last year.

Nearly a dozen tech companies are hiring in the Triangle, attempting to fill hundreds of jobs at new or expanding operations in the region.

Pittsboro-based Piedmont Biofuels has teamed up with Novozymes A/S to pioneer a process to make biodiesel from cheaper, more abundant grease.

Rachel Weeks, 27, did something radical last year. The CEO of Durham-based School House Inc., which makes high-end college apparel, moved manufacturing from Sri Lanka to North Carolina — [...]

“When I grew up, tobacco was something you smoked or chewed or dipped.” — Gov. Beverly Perdue at the opening of Medicago USA Inc.’s [...]

Raleigh-based Progress Energy Inc., which plans to eliminate 700-1,000 jobs after its proposed merger with Charlotte-based Duke Energy Corp., agreed to sublease 380,000 square feet at Two [...]