Business North Carolina

Latest Issue: 11/01/2009

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1. Pols mugged mall. Without a doubt Charlotte-Mecklenburg elected leaders, past and present, contributed to the demise of Eastland Mall (cover story, October). Development goes unchecked. Look at any ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 2. Realtors' retort. I take issue with columnist G.D. Gearino's statement in the October issue that real-estate brokerage is an obsolete field in today's society. There are 37,500 ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 3. 'Allege' means just that and no more. I am Randy Parton's attorney and want to point out a blatant misstatement in the article about Rick Watson (cover story, September). The article said: ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 4. Grading U.S. choice. Without meaning to, two North Carolina banks this year turned themselves into unwitting participants in a business-school case study that MBA candidates will chew on ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 5. Deficit spending. No matter how you slice the data, North Carolina's unemployment-insurance trust fund is hurting. Stubbornly high jobless rates mean more people filing unemployment claims and ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 6. What happened to FoR ENC. Residents of Eastern North Carolina might be skeptical about an ivory-tower institute in Chapel Hill taking on the work of a homegrown foundation formed to ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 7. Sea watts going on. The race is on to harness the wind along North Carolina's coast. Duke Energy and UNC Chapel Hill are teaming to place as many as ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 8. Fayetteville. FAYETTEVILLE -- Time Warner Cable closed a call center here, putting about 80 out of work. The New York-based provider of phone, Internet and cable-television ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 9. Whoa, Canada: bank lives up to its name. Scott Custer knows how it looks to outsiders when a subsidiary of a big bank announces that its 52-year-old CEO is retiring and will be ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 10. Universities turn into schools of hard knocks. Normally, university jobs are considered recession-resistant, if not recession-proof. But in the current downturn, resistance is fading. Because of state budget cuts, the UNC system ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
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