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Business North Carolina
Book and Periodical Publishing
Charlotte, NC 7,807 followers
For 40 years, sharing the stories of North Carolina’s business community.
About us
We do what nobody else does - cover one very special place, this state, and its economy, which is as diverse as the people who call it home. We produce quality, in-depth journalism, digging behind the news, delivering what we uncover in a manner that, though at times provocative, is always fair, accurate and thorough. Our job at Business North Carolina is to reflect reality and, in doing so, both enlighten and entertain our readers.
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- Industry
- Book and Periodical Publishing
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Charlotte, NC
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1981
- Specialties
- Publishing, marketing, reporting, and in-depth analysis
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1230 W. Morehead St.
Ste 308
Charlotte, NC 28208, US
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The North Carolina Economic Development Association honored its top achievers at its annual conference last month in Wilmington. The award winners, representing both big cities and small towns, helped arrange significant deals that brought jobs and investments to their communities.
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In 1986, twins Jack and Frank Blythe sold their Charlotte family’s 65-year-old Blythe Brothers construction business to Britain’s Alfred McAlpine, which built Wembley Stadium and other famous projects across the pond. The plan was for the Blythes to lead the Brits’ expansion in the U.S., where growth prospects were brighter than the United Kingdom. Like many acquisitions, the buyer-seller match wasn’t effective, so the brothers left after three years to start another company. Blythe Construction, Inc.
A legacy-minded Charlotte contracting family opts for broader employee ownership. - Business North Carolina
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Calling all dynamic folks under 40 from our small towns and cities! https://lnkd.in/gRsJWn6j
Trailblazers - Business North Carolina
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State wants North Carolina hospitals to forgive medical debt: https://lnkd.in/ejrfDHM3
State wants N.C. hospitals to forgive medical debt - Business North Carolina
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North Carolina Economic Development Association has elected Gary Lanier as its new president: https://lnkd.in/eZQrnYAG
NCEDA selects Lanier as new president - Business North Carolina
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Parent company of the Salt Life clothing brand is laying off 448 workers in the state: https://lnkd.in/eTAFs9dW
Salt Life parent's troubles could lead to 224 N.C. job losses - Business North Carolina
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Himanshu Shah has been running Raleigh’s SHAH CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, INC for nearly two decades, attributing his success to persistence — and he’s got the numbers to prove it.
Raleigh investor Himanshu Shah outperforms the market by targeting complacent management. - Business North Carolina
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Cornerstone Building Brands to buy Texas company for $475 million to expand in South and Southwest: https://lnkd.in/ebTU2vHK
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Foreign investment is flooding into North Carolina as Asian and European companies respond to state and federal policies promoting clean energy and domestic manufacturing, according to Business North Carolina’s annual report on the state’s largest job announcements. Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina (EDPNC) NC Chamber North Carolina Economic Development Association
Global investors dominate 25 biggest job-creating projects - Business North Carolina
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