Pillars of North Carolina: Mitchell Gold makes a mark in furniture, civil rights
Mitchell Gold, a New Jersey native, saw treasure in rural North Carolina, where he’s created a thriving furniture company while fighting for civil rights.
U.S. Small Business Administration names Thomas Stith III to head N.C. district
The U.S. Small Business Administration has named Thomas Stith III, a Durham native and former Chief of Staff to Governor Pat McCrory, as the new North Carolina District Director.
Columbus County claws its way back from Florence’s strike
Businesses in a hard-hit inland county are slowly scratching back from ruinous hurricanes.
Elopement specialist keeps wedding costs in check
With elopements on the rise, a photographer helps thrifty couples looking to save on their big day.
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.
Pillars of North Carolina: Sheila Ogle’s pioneering career
How a former assistant to Jesse Helms became a pioneering small-business owner.
2019 Trailblazers
Trailbalzers recognizes enterprising business owners and professionals under the age of 40 who operate in N.C. cities and towns that have fewer than 100,000 residents.
Greensboro inventors’ scent spurs dogs to action
Kepley BioSystems Inc. has developed a solution to every dog owner’s crappiest problem, making Fido go.
Research NC: Tech time
SBDTC links future business leaders with emerging tech companies.
Regional Report Eastern April 2013
Live Oak Banking Co. makes most of its profit selling Small Business Administration loans on the secondary market.