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  • North Carolina News
    • $18.9B state budget to be voted on next week
    • $25M heart center opening in Greensboro
    • $7M furniture warehouse planned in Lincoln
    • 'State of High Point' slated for Oct. 3
    • 1.1M North Carolinians to travel for July 4th
    • 100-job Jo-Mar textile plant planned in Gaston County
    • 1st Metropolitan inks SouthPark lease
    • 2,500 expected for Qubein inauguration
    • 210 Trade developer files Chapter 7
    • 3M buys pair of Sanford companies
    • 49ers extend radio deal
    • A&T ranked third best for African-American students
    • A&T's top fund raiser resigns
    • AAA: 1M North Carolinians to travel for July 4th
    • AAA: Gas prices hit high for year
    • AACS Call Center graduates from incubator
    • AaiPharma acquires Paris firm, 100 employees
    • AaiPharma adds to executive team
    • Accipiter snaps up Canadian online advertising network
    • Acquisition helps Capital Bank nearly double 2Q profit
    • Action Greenboro names executive director
    • Action Greensboro to spend $2M for teachers
    • Actor's Theater gets $37,800 grant
    • Agility Recovery teams with Pa. firm
    • AICPA-UNC poll: CFOs don?t see quick recovery but do see signs of hope
    • Air T earnings rise
    • Air T income down 2.4%
    • Air T unit lands $3.4M deal with Air Force
    • Airlines? on-time performance improves
    • Airlines? work force shrinks 3.3%
    • Airport panel picks chairman in contentious vote
    • Airport traffic remains flat
    • Airport traffic up in September
    • Airport traffic up on fewer flights
    • AirTran flies to $32M 2Q profit
    • Akin Gump signs on for BofA Tower
    • Ala. REIT buys local development
    • Alabama firm snaps up Triangle building products company
    • Aladdin Travel chooses DataChambers for business continuity services
    • Albright to deliver UNC commencement address
    • Allegacy closing Greensboro office
    • Allegiance opens assisted-living development
    • Allen Tate ranks as one of the nation's largest real estate firms
    • Allen Tate ranks high on national list
    • Alltel putting $20.5M into Triangle wireless network
    • Alltel to invest $20M in N.C. network
    • Alston & Bird names partner-in-charge
    • Amarr CEO: Davie County's win was a combination of factors
    • Amarr kicks off construction at Davie County plant
    • Amarr to open Massachusetts distribution center
    • American adding three flights from PTI
    • American Broadband buys Colo. exchanges
    • American Broadband unit extends purchase offer
    • American Broadband unit gets approval for purchase offer
    • American City to acquire Sporting News
    • American Community 2Q earnings drop
    • American Eagle debuts RDU-Columbus flights
    • American Red Cross sets up disaster-relief distribution in High Point
    • American Tire buying Minn. distributor
    • Amphora splits into two units, maintains Durham ops
    • Analyst: Rumors say private equity firm considering bid for Hanesbands
    • Analyst: Rumors say private equity firm considering bid for Hanesbrands
    • Anderson LeNeave closes acquisitions
    • Anderson LeNeave closes deals
    • Andrew rejects CommScope's $1.7B bid
    • Anonymous donor gives HPU $3 million
    • Another Quintiles exec joins AaiPharma
    • Anti-dumping probe vs. China moves forward
    • Apex scores ?AAA? debt rating from Standard & Poor?s
    • Appeal court rejects BofA unit's eviction
    • Aqua America absorbs two more N.C. water systems
    • Aqua America buys local water systems
    • Aqua America snaps up two more N.C. systems
    • Area hospitals compete for PET scanner
    • Arts council, partnership seek nominations
    • AskBio lands deal with GSK to fight muscular dystrophy
    • Atlanta company expands Charlotte presence
    • Atlanta's BofA Plaza to be sold
    • Atlas Copco to buy BeaconMedaes
    • Audit: Double-digit raises given improperly to legislative workers
    • Audit: Double-digit raises improperly given to legislative workers
    • Audit: Ex-NCSU manager used position to help his company
    • Audit: Inmate has access to personal data
    • Audit: Inmate has access to Social Security numbers at state ESC
    • Audit: N.C. legislative workers got improper raises
    • Australian firm to buy BNP Residential
    • Authorities approve GE uranium plan, possible Wilmington plant
    • Autobell boosts Raleigh presence
    • B/E Aerospace acquires fastener company
    • B/E Aerospace anticipates 'acceleration of earnings'
    • B/E Aerospace buys British company
    • B/E Aerospace more than doubles 2Q profits
    • Backed by $41M in incentives, Holly Springs nets Novartis
    • Badcock chain's largest store opens in GSO
    • Baker & Taylor sale completed
    • Baldwin Cos. names vice president
    • Baldwin Cos. takes new High Point office
    • Bank of Commerce posts second-quarter loss
    • Bank of Commerce stock gets electronic status
    • Bank of Granite approves stock split
    • Bank of Granite increases dividend
    • Bank of Granite raises dividend 16%
    • Bank of Granite sees earnings increase
    • Bank of Oak Ridge converts Greensboro office
    • Bank of Oak Ridge earnings up
    • Bank of the Carolinas completes reorganization
    • Bayer CropScience buys rights to insecticides
    • Bayer CropScience jettisons crop products for $55.8M
    • Bayer CropScience layoffs to hit RTP
    • Bayer CropScience to lay off 1,500
    • BB&T exec to retire
    • BB&T 2Q earnings up but miss analysts' target
    • BB&T analysts named among 'Best on the Street'
    • BB&T CEO salary, total comp up in 2009
    • BB&T closes on $142M Tennessee bank buy
    • BB&T completes First Citizens of Tennessee acquisition
    • BB&T director of investor relations retiring
    • BB&T earnings up in 2Q
    • BB&T expands money transfer service
    • BB&T to buy finance firms
    • BB&T to buy insurance premium finance companies
    • BB&T to consolidate subsidiaries
    • BB&T ups dividend, will buy back 50M shares
    • BCBSNC Foundation aims $1.5M at free clinic upgrades
    • BCBSNC Foundation grants $325,000 for emergency programs
    • BCBSNC teams with Hurricane on flu shot campaign
    • BD reaches deal to buy TriPath for $350M
    • BDSI appoints GSK's former U.S. president to board
    • BDSI buys non-U.S. technology rights for $3M, signs $10M distribution deal
    • BDSI buys non-U.S. technology rights for $3M, signs $10M distribution deal
    • BDSI gets green light for Calif. clinical trials
    • BDSI plans to file New Drug Application for painkiller during 2Q 2007
    • BE&K to build $52M new state health facility
    • Belden workers eligible for benefits
    • Belk 2Q income up nearly 53%
    • Belk CEO named chamber's second vice chair
    • Belk completes fine-jewelry acquisition
    • Belk completes Parisian acquisition
    • Belk launches fund raiser for local schools
    • Belk to buy Parisian for $285M
    • Belk to host fall charity sale
    • BellSouth files suit against city of Greensboro
    • BellSouth Q2 profit jumps to $887M
    • BellSouth seeks looser regulations
    • Bennett College plans Malveaux inauguration
    • Best Buy to open fourth Charlotte store
    • Big British tobacco company considers U.S. market
    • Big South Conference partners with ISP
    • Big Tobacco loses court battle over ads
    • Bill Gates forms mysterious new company
    • Biogen appoints new R&D president
    • Biogen to pay up to $56M for brain infection drug
    • Biogen's Tysabri returns to market
    • Biogen's Tysabri wins EU approval for limited use
    • Bioptigen eyes growth with $1.3M round
    • Bioscience index shows strong growth
    • Biotech Center gives research grant to Kannapolis
    • Biotech center names director
    • Blakeney adds commercial tenants
    • Blue Cross and Blue Shield launches flu shot campaign
    • Blue Cross plans to offer database to employers
    • Blue Cross to offer database to employers
    • Blue Cross to set up national health-care database
    • Blue Devil lands $54M housing grant for Durham project
    • BluePoint Re hires MBIA exec
    • BlueTarp lands contract with builders group
    • BMW to invest $50M in Union, S.C.
    • BNC earnings up in 2nd quarter
    • BNC names president for SC
    • BNC, SterlingSouth to complete merger
    • BNP buys local complex for $5 million
    • BNP Residential reports lower losses
    • Bobcats name new president
    • Bobcats owner forms student loan company
    • Bobcats owner forms UTB Education Finance
    • Bobcats owner to form film company
    • Bobcats owner to lead delegation to Liberia
    • Bobcats unveil new ticket plans
    • BofA 2Q income up 18%
    • BofA 2Q income up 18% to over $5B
    • BofA 2Q profit up 18%, tops $5B
    • BofA acts as agent in $85M credit facility
    • BofA administers $404M loan syndication
    • BofA agent for $85M credit facility
    • BofA amends Goldleaf credit agreement
    • BofA boosts dividend 12%
    • BofA brings art to museums
    • BofA buys Colorado debt-securities
    • BofA buys health-care technology firm
    • BofA closure in Pa. to cut 617 jobs
    • BofA donates $100K to local nonprofit
    • BofA donates $200K to Civil Rights Museum
    • BofA donates $200K to Memphia civil rights museum
    • BofA donates $200K to Memphis civil rights museum
    • BofA exec joins CRVA board
    • BofA exec makes $2.3M from stock deal
    • BofA expands corporate product offering
    • BofA expands Encore Wire's credit line
    • BofA expands mortgage-outreach program
    • BofA expands projects with China Construction Bank
    • BofA finances Texas merger
    • BofA funds alternative-energy use in China
    • BofA hires former Treasury official
    • BofA hires Homeland Security official
    • BofA introduces baseball rewards card
    • BofA launches Panthers-branded checks
    • BofA leads $225M credit syndicate
    • BofA names head of commodities
    • BofA names new head for Triangle market
    • BofA names small-business banking president
    • BofA ordered to defend role in lawsuit
    • BofA passes Citigroup in market value
    • BofA plans $1B private-equity fund
    • BofA pledges $500,000 for Special Olympics
    • BofA prices $1.85B in notes
    • BofA prices $3B in notes
    • BofA prices $750M in securities
    • BofA prices $750M offering
    • BofA raises $500K for Little League parks
    • BofA raises dividend by 12%
    • BofA renews credit-card marketing pacts
    • BofA reportedly planning $1B private-equity fund
    • BofA rolls out new ATMs
    • BofA Securities hires managing director
    • BofA sells $1B in notes
    • BofA sells Chile, Uruguay holdings to Banco Itau
    • BofA service targets small business owners
    • BofA service targets small-biz owners
    • BofA signs $700M deal with EDS
    • BofA stake in Banco Itau rises
    • BofA stock continues to rise
    • BofA supports Little League program
    • BofA to add 1,300 New England jobs
    • BofA to debut AmEx credit cards
    • BofA to pay $7.5M in to settle probe
    • BofA to pay $7.5M to settle probe
    • BofA to redeem securities
    • BofA to run wealth management from NYC
    • BofA to sell Asian franchise to China partner
    • BofA to trade on London Metal Exchange
    • BofA unit appoints research analyst
    • BofA unit merges mutual funds
    • BofA unit names portfolio manager
    • BofA unit prices $1.6B offering
    • BofA unit prices $1.75B offering
    • BofA unit prices $300M offering
    • BofA unit prices $375M offering
    • BofA unit prices $575M offering
    • BofA unit to sell advisory business
    • BofA unit to sell sales business
    • BofA unveils baseball credit card with World Series potential
    • BofA's Lewis acquires $10.2M in stock
    • BofA's Lewis to exercise more than 4 million options
    • BofA, Monster team up on student program
    • BofA, Visa extend marketing pact
    • BofA, Wachovia raise prime rate
    • BofA, Wachovia units to underwrite offering
    • BofA, Wachovia, Duke pledge $35M for arts
    • Bonner Foundation awards $4.5M to Guilford College
    • Boone Oakley buys South End building
    • Bowater loses $10.6M in 2Q
    • Bowater to cut Canadian paper production
    • Bowles at UNCG Founders Day: 'It's on us'
    • Breast Center replacing mammography units with digital machines
    • Brenner moves GSO location, offers new services
    • Bridge Terminal Transport hires Nouveon
    • BridgeBuilder teams with SAS
    • Brightwood Farm opens clubhouse
    • Brightwood Farm to open two new phases
    • Brokerage starts VF coverage with buy rating, $76 price target
    • Building permit granted for Legacy Classic project in High Point
    • Buildings permits taken out for Jefferson Village
    • Burroughs Wellcome Fund donates $1.3M to promote science education
    • Bush approval rises slightly in NC
    • Business and Professional Women/USA debut Triad chapter
    • Business group endorses Myrick, Hayes, McHenry
    • Business group honors local representatives
    • Business invited to apply for free help from MBA students at UNC
    • Business Journal rates Triad's Best Places to Work
    • Business Journal's parent to buy Sporting News
    • Businessweek ranks Progress among top 50 entry-level employers
    • Buyer scraps NetIQ's Durham plant, sheds 50 workers
    • Calif. firm buys Carolina Party Plus
    • California casino bets on PokerTek
    • Cameron Harris sues Wachovia execs
    • Canadian firm acquires Statesville manufacturer
    • Canadian meat processor to bring 183 jobs to Lenoir
    • Canes land Lenovo as title sponsor for Web site
    • Capital Bank income up 90 percent
    • Capital Bank wants to pay back TARP money
    • Capital confirms $36-per-share bid for Highwoods
    • Capital COO: Highwoods should consider sale
    • Capital COO: Highwoods should consider sale
    • Capital Investment Companies teams up with Rockingham bank
    • Capital Investment Cos. teams up with Rockingham bank
    • CapStone hires former RBC Centura exec
    • CapStone makes move into Cary
    • Captain D's restaurant chain to undergo remodeling
    • CapTrust hires Mike Curran as VP
    • CapTrust to buy Philadelphia firm
    • Cardinal Health gets drug OK, will add over 100 Raleigh jobs
    • Cardinal Health profit down 5% in fiscal '06
    • Cardinal State Bank profit up 86%
    • Cardinal State Bank set to open Hillsborough branch
    • Carlisle sells $150M in notes
    • Carlisle's 2Q income up 61%
    • Carlisle's 2Q income up 61%
    • Carolina Bank earnings up
    • Carolina Commerce completes offering
    • Carolina Commerce launches offering
    • Carolina Commerce posts first quarterly profit
    • Carolina Neurosurgery opens new office
    • Carolina Theatre names 2006-07 board
    • Carolina Trust earnings up 50%
    • Carolina Turkey gobbles up Butterball for $325M
    • Carolinas HealthCare acquires Lincoln Health
    • Carolinas HealthCare acquires Lincoln Medical
    • Carroll 'breaks ground' on downtown Greensboro condo project
    • Carroll closes on Wachovia Tower
    • Cary company buys FWV sports consulting firm
    • Cary company scores snippet of $19B Army contract
    • Cary company snags snippet of $19B Army contract
    • Cary expecting up to 60,000 at annual festival
    • Cary OKs $3.7M for $20M downtown revamping
    • Castrip names president
    • Catawba Valley launches ambulance service
    • Caterpillar CEO thrilled with 'spectacular' 2Q
    • Cato 2Q earnings up 13%
    • Cato comp sales up 1%
    • Cato comp sales up 4%
    • Cato sales up 8%
    • Cato sees dip in same-store sales
    • CBL officially begins construction on Burlington shopping center
    • CC Communications lands contract
    • CED accepting applications for Tech 2006
    • CED elects new chairman, board members
    • CED names 10 demo firms for Tech 2006
    • CED sets date for Opportunity '06 conference
    • Cedar Fair completes buy of Carowinds, other Paramount parks
    • Census: Guilford, Davie counties lead housing growth
    • Census: N.C. 39th in household income
    • Census: North Carolina 39th in household income
    • Census: Raleigh-Cary MSA population tops 949,000
    • Center city group opposes Helms' plan
    • Center City Partners moving to new home
    • Center for Design Innovation hires first director
    • Chamber honors top entrepreneurs
    • Chamber meeting to outline goals, feature ESPN's Firestone
    • Chamber names work-force director
    • Chamber to honor Elizabeth Dole
    • Chamber: New businesses down, investment up
    • Champions event lands presenting sponsor, contract extension
    • Chapel Hill agent named state 'Realtor of the Year'
    • Charges hit Charles River 2Q earnings, but profit beats Street
    • Charles & Colvard's 2Q income grows, not on par with Wall Street
    • Charles River earnings fall on one-time items, discontinued operations
    • Charlotte airport boardings up slightly
    • Charlotte airport passenger traffic up slightly
    • Charlotte airport traffic rises, bu on fewer flights
    • Charlotte airport traffic rises, but on fewer flights
    • Charlotte arena close to a new name
    • Charlotte car wash firm opens fourth Raleigh site
    • Charlotte company moving to Lancaster County
    • Charlotte exec to head TIAA-CREF unit
    • Charlotte Hardwood takes Wurth name
    • Charlotte hedge fund Mangan & McColl to close
    • Charlotte home prices fall 3.8%
    • Charlotte REIT with 4 Triangle properties sold in $766M deal
    • Charlotte Research Institute names director
    • Charlotte School of Law names former N.C. chief justice to board of trustees
    • Charlotte software firm acquired
    • Charlotte tech company sells to Florida firm
    • Charlotte, Triangle outpace Triad in Entrepreneur rankings
    • Charlotte-area gas prices up
    • Charlotte-area home sales improve
    • Charlotte-area stocks fall
    • Charlotte/Douglas to begin runway construction
    • Chelsea files orphan-drug application
    • China Construction eyes insurance venture
    • Chromcraft to boost Lincolnton operations
    • Chrysler Classic announces more golfer commitments
    • Chrysler Classic gets early commitments
    • Chrysler Classic to discuss title sponsorship Friday
    • CHS expands with women's health-care practice
    • CHS files to build Mint Hill hospital
    • CHS income falls as capital expenditures soar
    • CHS lands hospital-management agreement
    • CHS seeks to build hospital in Mint Hill
    • CHS to manage Wilkes Regional hospital
    • CHS vies for N. Wilkesboro hospital contract
    • Cinergy loses pollution case
    • Cingular adds cell sites in Guilford, Alamance
    • Cingular adds cell sites in Guilford, Alamance
    • Cingular upgrades Charlotte service
    • Cisco reports flat 4Q income, higher revenue
    • Cisco settles class action lawsuit for $91.75M
    • Cisco shopping spree continues with $92M buy
    • Cisco snaps up software firm for $43.7M
    • Citizens South's earnings increase
    • City Council green-lights RBC headquarters design
    • City of Greensboro responds to BellSouth suit
    • City turning up the heat on CATS
    • City, Time Warner to resolve disputes
    • Civil rights museum gets big gift from hospital, health foundation
    • Claflin out as TTA general manager
    • Clancy & Theys donates $1M to NCSU
    • Clean-air project expands
    • Clear Channel profits down on higher revenues
    • Clearwire launches 4G in Greensboro
    • Clemmons business owner wins regional Emmy
    • Cleveland County lands 800 jobs
    • Cleveland developer urges connectivity in downtown Greensboro
    • Coatings maker selects Whitsett for new plant
    • Coble honored by manufacturers' group
    • Cogdell Spencer buys medical complex
    • Cogdell Spencer buys S.C. building for $19.1M
    • Cogdell Spencer execs to buy company stock
    • Cogdell Spencer expands into Pennsylvania
    • Cogdell Spencer expands S.C. presence
    • Cogdell Spencer operations generate $4.1M
    • Cogdell Spencer posts 2Q loss
    • Coke Consolidated 2Q earnings at $8.9M
    • Cole to step down from Bennett College in Greensboro
    • Coleman Lew names Ashlin partner
    • Colonial joins in Midtown makeover
    • Commerce department announces $22M in federal grants
    • Commercial Defeasance closes $17.5M deal
    • CommScope abandons acquisition bid
    • CommScope boosts financial guidance
    • CommScope makes rival bid for Andrew Corp.
    • CommScope receives $30M payment
    • Community colleges granted $3M for biotech training
    • Company formed by ex-C&A employees lands incentives, plans 65 Roxboro jobs
    • Competition continues for US Airways facilities
    • Comporium Group names CFO
    • ConAgra to add 30 jobs in Garner
    • Conference Board: Online job postings up 169,000 in August
    • Conference targets early-stage companies
    • Connaughton: North Carolina economy to grow 2.2% in 2010
    • Conover gets funding for train stop
    • Conservancy names associate director
    • Consolidation adds Triad jobs for textile machinery firm
    • Constella Group hires VP of global health preparedness
    • Consultants lay out options for former postal facility on East Market
    • Consumer Reports ranks bank satisfaction
    • Continental boosts investment in Ill. plant
    • Continental Tire hit with unfair labor practices charge
    • Continental Tire sells Ohio facility
    • Continental Tire shuffles management
    • Continental Tire to close Kentucky plant
    • Contractor files suit against BB&T
    • Core Systems to close in Greensboro, lay off 94
    • County commissioners to OK school package
    • County eyes bid for north Meck cable TV
    • County weighs bid for north Meck cable system
    • Couple pledges $2M for Edwards' UNC poverty center
    • CPCC gets grants for biotech training
    • CPCC launches computer system
    • CPCC names board of trustees member
    • Credit union hits $1B milestone
    • Cree names new CFO
    • Cree shares crash on 4Q predictions
    • Cree shares crash to 52-week low
    • Cree shares fall over lower earnings
    • Cree shares slip on lower earnings
    • Cree sues California company over patents
    • Cree to buy Virginia firm for $46M
    • Cree's 4Q earnings fall 37%
    • Crescent State 2Q income grows 54%
    • Crescent State Bank names head of Cary ops
    • Critical Point hires chief marketing officer
    • Crosland hires senior VP for mixed-use projects
    • Crosland signs Lowe's as anchor tenant
    • CT Communications 2Q income up
    • Culp board member resigns to keep company in compliance
    • Culp board member's death prompts warning from NYSE
    • Culp board pays bonuses to three execs, delays director compensation
    • Culp president gets $50,000 bonus
    • Culp sales down, profits up
    • Culp says it doesn't know what's behind unusual stock activity
    • Culp still losing money, but bottom line improves
    • Culp stock downgraded after outperforming S&P 500 since June
    • Culp turns fiscal 1Q profit
    • Dallas firm buys Raleigh company with 130 workers
    • Davidson College gets $14.7M
    • Davidson County EDC gives economic update
    • Davidson, UNC make 'New Ivies' list
    • Davidson, UNC make 'New Ivies' list
    • Davidson, UNC make 'New Ivy' list
    • Davis, Laettner strike deal to buy NBA franchise
    • Deadline to apply for free creative services is Friday
    • Decision in tobacco case prompts upgrade of cigarette company debt
    • DecisionPoint advises on acquisition
    • Delhaize unit seeks ad agency
    • Dell closing Winston-Salem plant, 905 jobs lost
    • Dell exec: New computer designs coming soon to Winston-Salem plant
    • Dell income drops 51%; company reveals SEC investigation
    • Dell official discusses first year in Winston-Salem
    • Dell to close Triad plant, lay off 905
    • Dell to delay filing quarterly report
    • Dell will close Winston-Salem plant
    • Dell, Kentucky ink deal for computers
    • Delta Airlines open new Sky Club at Raleigh-Durham International Airport
    • Delta looking for new regional carriers
    • Delta records $2.2B loss in second quarter
    • Delta: February storms cost $30 million
    • Demand for Volvo Trucks on the rise
    • Democrats urge Justice Department to appeal tobacco ruling
    • Denver firm to buy Raleigh insurance agency
    • Department of Defense spending in North Carolina up 22%
    • Design firm buys Hickory Granary building
    • Design firm with local presence ranked one of the world's largest
    • Despite profits, Wall Street still down on Culp
    • Developer drops Ballantyne-area affordable housing project
    • Developer expands plan for airport high rise
    • Dilweg buys Durham warehouse complex
    • DirecTV expands Charlotte-area service
    • DIRT Motorsports to move HQ to Concord
    • Dixie Sales, Freeplay complete merger
    • Dondero quits chief executive post at Broyhill
    • DOT doles out $12.6M in road work contracts
    • DOT to consider $12.6M in road projects
    • DOT to consider $17.7M in road work
    • DOT to consider $31.6M in road work contracts
    • Downtown Greensboro honors Bumpass, Carroll
    • Downtown Raleigh Alliance CEO announces resignation
    • Downtown Winston-Salem to hold update
    • Dozens speak in favor of Kernersville hospital proposal
    • DPSI marks 20 years in software business
    • Driven Brands buys Calif. franchise
    • DriveTime steers into Charlotte market
    • Drug maker to expand Lincolnton plant, add jobs
    • Duke 2Q net income up 16%
    • Duke breaks ground on $425M emissions project
    • Duke CEO named trade group chairman
    • Duke completes sale of energy-trading units
    • Duke cuts proposed $100M solar program
    • Duke Endowment awards $21M for health sciences research
    • Duke Endowment awards $21M grant
    • Duke Endowment awards $347,000 to Raleigh nonprofit, hospital
    • Duke Endowment awards $347K grant
    • Duke Energy 2Q net income up 16%
    • Duke Energy Carolinas president named to Aqua America board
    • Duke Energy exec Mogg retires
    • Duke Energy plans for ninth wind farm
    • Duke Energy seeks N.C. rate increase
    • Duke Energy sells 49% of real estate business
    • Duke Energy spinoff to have $6.2B in equity
    • Duke Energy to sell marketing business for $210M
    • Duke Energy to spin off natural gas business
    • Duke Energy's Shaw to retire
    • Duke files for Ohio rate-plan extension
    • Duke gets clearance for plant purchase
    • Duke gives $200,000 for Gulf Coast relief
    • Duke health clinic in Chapel Hill finds bigger digs at Dawson Hall
    • Duke Health System earmarks $280M for academic programs
    • Duke Hospital reveals deal with IBM
    • Duke hydro relicensing gets local boost
    • Duke names CFO of planned spinoff
    • Duke names execs for electricity business
    • Duke names president of Union Gas
    • Duke names Princeton?s Calderbank dean of natural sciences
    • Duke places seventh in U.S. News hospital rankings
    • Duke renews emphasis on conservation
    • Duke seeks commission's OK to recover costs on proposed plant
    • Duke seeks permit for power plant
    • Duke seeks to recover costs on proposed plant
    • Duke sells Crescent stake to Morgan Stanley
    • Duke shuts McGuire reactor for refueling
    • Duke signs broadband deal with Ambient
    • Duke signs wind-power deal in Indiana
    • Duke spin off to have $6.2B in equity
    • Duke spinoff lands $575,000 in grants
    • Duke spinoff to have $6.2B in equity
    • Duke star, Discovery founder in bid to buy D.C. United
    • Duke to sell marketing business for $210M
    • Duke to sell marketing business to Fortis
    • Duke to spin off natural gas business
    • Duke to subsidize workers' public transportation
    • Duke to subsidize workers' public transportation
    • Duke unit awards contract to The Shaw Group
    • Duke unit cited for air-quality violations
    • Duke unit invests in local telecom
    • Duke University trustees OK $1.3B in extra spending
    • Duke's Fowler received $3.3M in 2005
    • Duke, others ordered to turn over tapes
    • Duke, others ordered to turn over tapes in regards to California energy crisis
    • Duke-based group helping with Ft. Bragg cord blood donations
    • DuPont gets $50,000 for new facility, 15 jobs
    • Durham bank set to open fourth branch
    • Durham businessman gets 12 years for fraud
    • Durham chamber CEO elected vice chair of national organization
    • Durham firm leads $2.25M round for solar energy company
    • Durham nonprofit's president named to banking commission
    • Durham pharma seeks approval for cyanide-poisoning treatment
    • Dynamics Advertising moves to GSO
    • E-NC Authority extended through 2011
    • Easley appoints former staffer as lottery chair
    • Easley orders audits of public high schools
    • Easley signs bill expanding incentives programs
    • Easley signs budget into law
    • Easley signs e-NC extension
    • Easley signs revised Lee Act into law
    • Easley to sign budget into law Monday
    • Easley: $2.3M in AmeriCorps grants available
    • East Carolina Bank CEO assumes helm as N.C. Bankers Association chairman
    • East Coast Leasing to cease operations
    • Economist forecasts modest N.C. growth
    • Edgeview Partners advises on sale
    • EEOC files suit against Burlington company
    • EEOC files suit against Henredon
    • EEOC sues Douglas Battery
    • EEOC sues Winston-Salem restaurant
    • Elon gives supporters sneak peek at new law school
    • Elon increases U.S. News ranking
    • Elon opens Koury Business Center
    • Elon Poll finds little confidence in Jim Black
    • Elon's business dean to step down
    • Embrex 2Q income sinks on higher expenses
    • Employment screening veteran opens business
    • Energy startup agrees to $18M in financing
    • EnPro earnings down on asbestos expenses
    • EnPro names divisional president
    • EnPro to acquire Texas company
    • EnPro unit lands supply contract
    • Environmental firm sells Fort Mill operations
    • EPA cites Nucor for clean-air violations
    • EPA honors Food Lion for energy savings
    • EPA, UNC, NCSU to put on air emissions summit
    • Ernesto hits Duke Energy, Progress with power outages
    • ESC: State unemployment rate swells to 4.8%
    • ESPN event raises $1.1M for V Foundation
    • Ethanol firm with local plans ousts CEO
    • Etrials goes from red to black with 2Q earnings
    • EU approves Merck cervical cancer vaccine
    • Everett joins Bobcats' executive board
    • Ex-Capital Bank CEO to buy Greenville bank, move it to Raleigh
    • Ex-DOT official hired to get TTA back on track
    • Ex-GSO police chief Wray hired by TSA
    • Ex-United Way CEO drops suit vs. Mac Everett
    • Ex-WakeMed VP gets RPRS lifetime achievement award
    • Exervio founder sells stake in company
    • Exploris president tenders resignation
    • FairPoint 2Q income up on one-time gains
    • FairPoint buys telecom company for $10.8M
    • FairPoint completes acquisition
    • Faison partners on D.C. condo project
    • Faison starts Tenn. development
    • Falk decides on smaller footprint for Triad Tower
    • Family Dollar 4Q earnings up
    • Family Dollar approves stock repurchase
    • Family Dollar boosts 4Q earnings forecast
    • Family Dollar earnings up 5.8%
    • Family Dollar fined $100K
    • Family Dollar hires VP of transportation
    • Family Dollar launches clothing line
    • Family Dollar president gets $600K salary
    • Family Dollar probes option backdating
    • Family Dollar promotes CFO to president
    • Family Dollar sales show modest June increase
    • Family Dollar sales up 14% in July
    • Family Dollar to target food sales
    • FDA approves GSK diabetes drug as initial treatment
    • FDA approves Hunter syndrome treatment after UNC-led trials
    • FDA clears MD Scientific software
    • FDA delays generic competition for top Salix drug
    • FDA grants market approval for Salix colonoscopy drug
    • FDA OKs Chimerix smallpox drug for human trials
    • FDA OKs GSK drug to combat grand mal seizures
    • FDA OKs staph infection drug tested at Duke
    • FDA sets deadline for decision on Salix drug
    • FDIC gives nod to Raleigh bank startup
    • Fed OKs Wachovia's purchase of Golden West
    • FedEx Ground to build Triangle sort facility
    • FedEx subpoenaed, but says it isn't being investigated
    • Feds may review Fort Mill hospital decision
    • Feds OK Progress nuke operations through 2030
    • Fidelity to add 2,000 jobs in RTP
    • Fidelity to add 2,000 jobs in the Triangle
    • Fifth Third elects former FDIC chief as chairman
    • FINRA bars Rock Hill broker
    • Firm extends deal with Godiva Chocolatier
    • First Charter earnings up slightly
    • First Charter exec to leave bank
    • First Charter gets merger approval
    • First Charter shares slide on 2Q earnings
    • First Charter shuffles management positions
    • First Charter shuffles management positions
    • First Charter to sell two branches
    • First Citizens picks family member for IronStone president
    • First Citizens to sell bond trustee business to U.S. Bank
    • First Citizens' 2Q profit edges north
    • First Financial Holdings eyes expansion in Raleigh-Durham market
    • First phase of Bowman Gray estate development ahead of schedule
    • First Trust 2Q earnings up 27%
    • Fiserv takes its turn at credit cards
    • Fitch assigns highest rating to Charlotte bonds
    • Fitch assigns Wachovia unit high rating
    • Fitch gives AA rating to Cabarrus bonds
    • Fitch rates Union County debt offering AA-
    • Fla. company could bring 600 jobs to Concord
    • Fla. firm mulls 300-job call center
    • Flat Rock Grille eyes major expansion
    • Florida company hires US LEC
    • Florida logistics firm moves to Charlotte
    • Florida regulators approve Progress Energy rate settlement
    • Florida's top court hands tobacco companies a big win
    • FNB United earnings up in 2Q
    • FNB United earnings up in 2Q
    • FNB United restructures portfolio
    • Foam company to expand in High Point
    • Fonville Morisey sold to Virginia firm
    • Foot health store opens Monday
    • Forbes: N.C. third in nation for business
    • Former assistant named Winston-Salem city manager
    • Former BofA unit may be sold
    • Former Broyhill CEO named chief of World Market Center
    • Former East Spencer politicians sentenced
    • Former federal judge to join Womble Carlyle
    • Former First Colony execs file Chapter 11
    • Former interim chamber president leaving for post in Roanoke Rapids
    • Former JP exec takes CFO position at ISP Sports
    • Former LendingTree exec to plead guilty
    • Former Lexmark executive joins Sealy board
    • Former Lowe's CEO Tillman quits Bank of America's board of directors
    • Former Supreme Court Justice dedicates Elon law school
    • Forsyth County names manager
    • Forsyth Med, radiologists team to form new imaging company
    • Forsyth Medical Center facilities chief takes on corporate role
    • Forsyth Medical Center to boost Kernersville visibility
    • Forsyth Medical Center's stroke treatment facility recertified
    • Fort Mill company awarded $750K
    • Fortune editor speaks to local business leaders
    • Four directors join BofA board
    • Four Oaks shares slip on flat 2Q
    • Four Seasons owner to get $3.9B in new funding
    • Frost appointed head of US Trust in Greensboro
    • FTC OKs US Bancorp's plan to buy SunTrust unit
    • Funds released for furniture market terminal
    • Furniture Brands credit downgraded
    • Furniture Brands names president for Maitland-Smith unit
    • Furniture chain to close local stores
    • Furniture maker moving HQ to Catawba County
    • Furniture maker to move HQ to N.C., create 70 jobs
    • Furniture market changes name
    • Furniture orders fell sharply in April
    • Furniture orders mixed in May
    • Furniture orders steady in June
    • Future of Inspire dry eye drug still cloudy
    • Fuzeon sales help Trimeris slash 2Q loss
    • Gas sales fuel rise in Pantry profit
    • Gateway Bank grows 2Q income 67%
    • GCS to use stimulus funds for upgrades
    • General Dynamics Armament lands $129M contract
    • General Dynamics unit earns ethics award
    • General Dynamics unit lands $119M contract
    • General Dynamics unit lands $12M contract
    • General Dynamics unit lands $23.5M contract
    • General Dynamics unit lands $30M contract
    • General Dynamics unit lands $44.5M contract
    • General Dynamics unit lands $5.5M contract
    • General Motors to sell Saturn to Penske Automotive Group Inc.
    • Gentris names new VP of finance, human resources
    • Gentris signs deal with Japanese drug firm
    • Gentris signs deal with Japanese firm
    • Geomagic expands Chinese ops
    • Georgia company to acquire Concord apparel firm
    • Georgia firm to acquire Concord apparel firm
    • German firm mulls Scottish Re bid
    • Gift-shop owner shifts to home staging
    • GlaxoSmithKline in $550M deal to develop Alzheimer's vaccines
    • Glen Raven set to open Asian headquarters
    • Global investment firm completes buyout of Ross' firm
    • Global Textile Alliance creating 48 jobs in Reidsville
    • GMAC Insurance receives industry honor
    • Golden Corral ups 2Q revenue 6%
    • Golden Corral's 3Q revenue rises 7%
    • Golden Leaf adds $2.3M to NCCU biotech project
    • Golden Leaf makes grant to Marine Corps Museum
    • Goodmon drops support of Fayetteville Street art project
    • Goodrich 2Q earnings up 7%
    • Goodrich awarded helicopter contract
    • Goodrich awarded Jet Airways contract
    • Goodrich awarded landing-gear contract
    • Goodrich builds Dubai service center
    • Goodrich expands Scotland service center
    • Goodrich expands Singapore facility
    • Goodrich extends maturities on debt
    • Goodrich inks deal with EgyptAir
    • Goodrich inks engine contract with Barnes
    • Goodrich lands All Nippon Airways contract
    • Goodrich lands Boeing contract
    • Goodrich may face $50M tax liability
    • Goodrich nixes sale agreement
    • Goodrich opens Washington plant
    • Goodrich ships first equipment for Dreamliner
    • Goodrich signs pact with EgyptAir
    • Goodrich supplies aircraft system to Poland
    • Goodrich teams with Stork Aerospace
    • Goodrich teams with Stork Aerospace
    • Goodrich to display military satellite
    • Goodrich wins Air Force contract
    • Goodrich wins Navy contract
    • Gordon Biersch to expand at RDU
    • Gov. Hunt to chair campaign for Jewish Heritage Foundation
    • Gov. Perdue announces small-biz package for N.C.
    • Governor announces water conservation package
    • Governor asks air travelers to heed tightened security rules
    • Grant Thornton recognized by Working Mother magazine
    • Grant Thornton, technology trade group accepting award nominations
    • Grant to fund new center at A&T
    • Grant to fund new center at A&T
    • Graylyn wins seventh-straight Gold Key Award
    • Greater Raleigh CVB head announces retirement
    • Greensboro approves budget with tax increase
    • Greensboro Arts Council three-fourths of way to fund-raising goal
    • Greensboro attorney named president-elect of state bar association
    • Greensboro chamber to raise awareness of counterfeiting
    • Greensboro Coliseum's weekend nets 51,500
    • Greensboro College names new president
    • Greensboro company wins audio-visual contract with Concord hotel, convention center
    • Greensboro CVB gives grants to local groups
    • Greensboro CVB launches new Web site
    • Greensboro dedicates university bus system
    • Greensboro eases water restrictions
    • Greensboro economic group changes name
    • Greensboro EDP adds staff, creates cluster division
    • Greensboro existing home sales fall in February
    • Greensboro firm makes distributors' list
    • Greensboro home sales rise in August
    • Greensboro home sales rise slightly in second quarter
    • Greensboro hotel wins brand awards
    • Greensboro leaders welcome Elon Law inaugural class
    • Greensboro magazine signs deal with distributor
    • Greensboro names new chamber of commerce president
    • Greensboro Partnership extends invitation
    • Greensboro photo studio changes hands
    • Greensboro Realtors elect new leadership
    • Greensboro records-management firm sold
    • Greensboro to hold transportation meetings
    • Greensboro's Bicentennial Commission names executive director
    • Greenville expansion wins $200k in state incentives
    • Greenville firm lands $150K in incentives for expansion
    • Greer & Walker joins ProfitCrew association
    • Griffin Brothers closing Trade St. store
    • Group aims for 'business-only' bank in Durham
    • Group backs legislation it says would help textile trade
    • Grubb-led group buys Raleigh apartments for $24M
    • GSK files for U.S. approval of breast cancer drug
    • GSK grows 2Q earnings 14%, raises outlook
    • GSK inks cancer deal with California firm
    • GSK optimistic about bird flu vaccine
    • GSK pays in Medicaid fraud case
    • GSK settles IRS dispute for $3.1B
    • GSK to pay $70M in settlement with states
    • GSK to pay Italian firm $42M for development help
    • GSK to pour $637M into French vaccine plant
    • GSK volunteers to put warning on ADHD drug
    • GSK, IBM among top firms for working moms
    • GSK, Pozen say data support migraine drug
    • GSK, Pozen say data supports migraine drug
    • GSO attorney joins Blue Cross board
    • GSO BBB reports more inquiries
    • GSO chamber names ambassador of the year
    • Guatemala implements CAFTA
    • Guatemala implements Central American Free Trade Agreement
    • Guilford College enrollment increases
    • Guilford commissioners approve two, deny one for incentives
    • Guilford County expected to get 210-job project Wednesday
    • Guilford, state public health teams win awards
    • Guilty plea in attempt to defraud RBC, BB&T, Wachovia, BofA
    • H.P. leaders discuss ways to market expanded trade zone
    • H.P. marketing firm tapped for Levitz campaign
    • Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County prepares for blitz
    • Hanesbrands appoints board of directors
    • Hanesbrands celebrates first days as an independent public company
    • Hanesbrands rises in second day of trading
    • Hanesbrands sells Kings Mountain buildings
    • Hanesbrands starts trading on NYSE
    • Hanesbrands to borrow $2.6 billion for spin-off
    • Hanesbrands to borrow $2.6B for spin-off
    • Hanesbrands to close three plants, shed more than 2,100 jobs
    • Hanesbrands to join S&P 400
    • Hanesbrands warns of tender offer
    • Hardwood Group hires ad agency
    • Harris Teeter to host charity fund raiser
    • Harris Teeter will take former Southern Market space
    • Hatteras names VP of operations
    • Head of Wake Forest's Angelou Center on Minority Health resigns
    • Head-shaving nonprofit to give $103,000 to N.C. Children's Hospital
    • Health recruiting firm chooses FirstPoint
    • HealthSouth considers sale of surgery, rehab centers
    • Healthy hiring forecast for Charlotte
    • Hedge fund Mangan & McColl to close
    • Hickory native to debut fashion line
    • High Point company considers expansion
    • High Point gets award ? again
    • High Point gets good 'salary value' ranking
    • High Point lawyer named to N.C. Hospital Association board
    • High Point Market announces entertainment lineup
    • High Point Regional, Cornerstone plan $15 million project
    • High Point University enrolls largest-ever freshman class
    • Highway stimulus money puts 2,222 to work in July
    • Highwoods lands $21.7M Homeland Security project
    • Highwoods rejects buyout bid from former employee
    • Highwoods rejects buyout bid from former employee
    • Highwoods rejects buyout bid; stock hits high
    • Highwoods sees occupancy rise, reaffirms '06 guidance
    • Highwoods' 2Q results fall short of analysts' targets
    • Hillsborough tract to get $40M remake
    • Hilltop Home looks to boost revenue, proposes $3.5M facility
    • Hobby Lobby to open in Alamance Crossing
    • Holiday Inn near Hanes Mall sold
    • Home Depot profit up 18 percent in ?09
    • Home sales rise in Charlotte
    • Home sales rise in Charlotte, state
    • Home sales rise in Triangle, state
    • Honda establishes jet subsidiary in Greensboro
    • HondaJet brings Greensboro more publicity
    • Horizon completes secondary offering
    • Horizon files for secondary offering
    • Horizon Lines closes secondary offering
    • Horizon Lines posts 2Q earnings of $6.4M
    • Horizon Lines unit forms joint venture
    • Horizon prices secondary offering
    • Hospital Partners completes acquisition
    • Hospital Partners hires Texas IT firm
    • Hospital president named to trade group board
    • House agrees to fund Guilford Genomic Initiative, RF Micro partnership
    • House approves $4M for Genomic Initiative
    • House bill includes funds for Rockingham County airport
    • HouseRaising inks deal with SunTrust Mortgage
    • Housing authority exits Ballantyne project
    • HP Regional to show off new Thomasville location
    • HPU expects crowds for Big South tourney
    • HPU fund raising nearly triples record
    • HPU opens Center for Financial Research
    • HR Xcel lands contract
    • Huffman Oil to settle discrimination suit
    • Humpy Wheeler joins S.C. company board
    • Huntersville building sold for $2.15M
    • Hurricanes capture cup, take Lord Stanley's title
    • Hurricanes supporter buys Charlotte hockey team
    • Hurricanes supporter buys Charlotte hockey team
    • Iatria Health Center owner sells Creedmoor facility, plans to open fourth site
    • Iatria Spa going out of business
    • IBM deal expands Lenovo software reach
    • IBM lands deal to build world's fastest computer
    • IBM opens patent filings to public
    • IBM stock boosted by higher earnings
    • IBM to buy California company for $1.6B
    • IBM to buy company for $740M
    • IBM, Lenovo recall half a million batteries
    • Icagen shares plummet 74%
    • Icagen shares plummet on critical report
    • Icagen stock up on clinical trials announcement
    • IFB is nation?s leading employer of blind
    • Inaugural class of Business Journal Health Care Heroes named
    • Incentives draw military tech firm, 25 jobs
    • Incentives lure 143 jobs to Davie County
    • Incentives lure 96 jobs to Surry County
    • Incentives lure dirt racing company, 52 jobs to Concord
    • Incentives lure dirt racing company, 52 jobs to North Carolina
    • Incentives lure promise of 65 jobs to Person County
    • Incentives on Target for 580-job distribution center
    • Incentives spur Parata to bring 130 jobs to Triangle
    • Indian Motorcycle raises $30M for relaunch
    • Indiana firm bringing 96 jobs to Surry County
    • Infineon spinoff's shares flat after IPO
    • Infineon to spin off memory business with IPO
    • Inspiration Network teams with Time Warner
    • Inspire adds to executive ranks
    • Inspire shares down after company stops drug trial
    • Inspire starts phase III trial on cystic fibrosis drug
    • Institute for Emerging Issues director resigns
    • Insurer settles race-based allegations
    • Insurer settles raced-based allegations
    • Interim chancellor named for WSSU
    • International business management company opens in Clemmons
    • Intersouth backs $10M VC round for Florida company
    • Intersouth co-leads $4.8M round for IT startup
    • Intervolve names angel firm's head to board
    • IntraHealth International wins $32.5M from feds
    • Investors acquire Just Fresh
    • ISP Sports inks deal with Akron
    • IT firm gets $100K for 37-job facility in TransPark
    • ITG buys out partner in Mexican denim venture
    • ITG lands $100,000 for plant expansion in Hoke County
    • ITG to close Virginia plant, move some jobs to North Carolina
    • ITG to merge with South Carolina automotive textile company
    • ITT opens first N.C. school here
    • James River reloads with $20M securities offering
    • James River widens 2Q profit
    • JetBlue announces Boston flight from RDU, begins N.Y. service
    • JetBlue announces Boston flight, begins N.Y. service
    • JetBlue launches Charlotte service
    • John S. Clark honored by magazine
    • John Wieland plans Pineville project
    • Johnson & Johnson to buy Pfizer unit for $16.6B
    • Johnson & Wales hires Calif. software firm
    • Johnston Building to go condo
    • Jordan vows to push Bobcats in new direction
    • Judge blocks strike by Northwest flight attendants
    • Judge grants class-action status in potential $200B tobacco lawsuit
    • Judge overturns $50M award in Vioxx case
    • Judge reportedly orders Big Tobacco to admit lies about smoking
    • Judge: Cigarette companies must admit they lied about smoking
    • K&S Cafeteria enters Chapter 11 bankruptcy
    • K. Hovnanian town home community to begin selling this weekend
    • Kannapolis awarded research grant
    • Karmanos' Compuware to acquire Gomez in $295M cash deal
    • Kay Chemical considering Greensboro expansion
    • Kayak maker bringing 244 jobs to Guilford County
    • Kayak maker bringing company, 244 jobs to N.C.
    • Kenan Poole launches phase II on upscale Cary townhouses
    • Kendle seals $215M purchase of Cary-based Charles River unit
    • Kennedy Covington honored for pro bono work
    • Kentucky AG opposes Duke rate request
    • Kentucky supports union in negotiations with Continental
    • Kernersville recycler merging with S.C. firm
    • Kewaunee earnings boosted by one-time gain
    • Kewaunee Scientific earnings drop
    • Kilpatrick Stockton attorney to testify before House subcommittee
    • Kilpatrick Stockton attorney to testify before House subcommittee
    • Kilpatrick Stockton recognized for pro bono work
    • Kit Cramer named chamber VP of economic development
    • Klaussner reorganizes, consolidates production facilities
    • Krispy Kreme announces Japanese franchise agreement
    • Krispy Kreme awards franchise rights for Indonesia
    • Krispy Kreme awards franchise rights for the Philippines
    • Krispy Kreme misses another filing date for financial statements
    • Krispy Kreme names retired tobacco exec to board
    • Krispy Kreme settles lawsuit by California franchisee
    • Krispy Kreme settles lawsuit with Illinois franchisee
    • Krispy Kreme: 2Q revenues declined by one-fifth
    • Krispy Kreme: 2Q sales declined by one-fifth
    • Kroger calls local strike authorization premature
    • Kroger, union settle disagreement
    • LabCorp 2Q income up 6.7%
    • LabCorp announces CEO succession plan
    • LabCorp loses patent dispute in Supreme Court
    • LabCorp loses patent dispute when Supreme Court dismisses case
    • LabCorp profits, revenues continue to rise
    • LabCorp purchases tiny number of investor notes
    • LabCorp reports modest earnings growth
    • LabCorp signs $3 billion deal with United HealthCare
    • LabCorp signs $3 billion deal with UnitedHealthcare
    • LabCorp to buy back debt issued in 2001
    • Labor Day gas projections below '05 levels
    • Lake Norman project to total $800M
    • Lance income rises 9 percent
    • Landmark Group takes on $11M project in Texas
    • Landmark Group wins award for S.C. project
    • Large dental practice opens new Greensboro location
    • Law firm to expand local staff
    • Lawmakers call for delay in $67B AT&T, BellSouth merger
    • Lawmakers seek delay in AT&T-BellSouth merger
    • Lawmakers seek to ban cigarette companies from using 'light,' 'low tar'
    • Layoffs boost N.C. jobless claims
    • LEA claims $500K contract extension
    • LEA lands federal contract extension
    • LEA looks to buy back stock
    • LEA share plummet after CFO resigns
    • LEA share plummet after CFO resigns
    • Leapfrog adds principals, new clients
    • Leavitt promotes Bush's medical data network in Raleigh
    • Legacy announces new HP facility
    • Legal think tank in Greensboro names executive director
    • LendingTree settles Cendant dispute
    • LendingTree to relaunch training program
    • Lenovo hires Dell exec to head global supply chain
    • Lenovo's 1Q profit down on restructuring charge
    • Levine Children?s Hospital gets $5.7M for cancer research
    • Lewis: BofA to grow overseas, but not by acquisition
    • Lexington Home Brands names CEO
    • Libby Hills opens Archdale restaurant
    • Liburdi Dimetrics moves to Mooresville
    • Light-rail line's cost rises to $462.7M
    • Light-rail project to exceed $427M budget
    • Lineup set for W-S Tech Briefing
    • LipoScience raises $13M in series F round
    • Liquidia loses CEO to Johnson & Johnson
    • Liquids off limits, but no major delays at RDU
    • Live Nation drops service fees for June
    • LMC Capital lands contract
    • LNR plans SouthPark development
    • Local attorney to head IP organization
    • Local attorney, furniture executive present at patent office
    • Local auto dealer sentenced
    • Local boss leaves Helms Mulliss, questions firm's Triangle commitment
    • Local builders, associations recognized by state home builders
    • Local design firm GNA acquired
    • Local execs rank on Forbes billionaire list
    • Local film company makes free video for rock group
    • Local firm buys Triad retail center
    • Local firms rank on Fortune's Global 500
    • Local Hall of Fame announces 2006 inductees
    • Local home-price gains trail national averages
    • Local hospitals sponsor forum on health care reform
    • Local interior designer to lead local organization
    • Local law school expands board
    • Local lawyer named Outstanding Young Attorney by state bar association
    • Local lawyers switch firms
    • Local lawyers switching firms
    • Local mortgage broker recognized by national association
    • Local pharmacists rate high in salaries
    • Local representative appointed to House committee
    • Loews to put up 15M shares of Carolina Group
    • Lomax files suit against BB&T
    • Lonesource expands into Tennessee with buy
    • Longtime Crescent exec buys into venture
    • Lorillard inks deal to stem Internet cigarette sales
    • Lorillard loses court battle over ads
    • Lorillard profits rise as promotional costs drop
    • Lowe's approves $2B stock repurchase
    • Lowe's awards $3.6M to schools
    • Lowe's earnings up but company lowers forecast
    • Lowe's earnings up, but company lowers forecast
    • Lowe's on track with Canadian expansion plans
    • Lowe's sees profit at low end of guidance
    • Lowe's signs paint deal with Martha Stewart
    • Lowe's store planned for Troutman
    • Lowe's to market hurricane-proof house plans
    • Lowe's to open Fort Mill store
    • Lowe's to open Kannapolis store
    • Lowe's to open Texas data center
    • Lowe's to sell $1B in notes
    • Lower rate on Wake County bonds could save taxpayers $2.4M
    • LSB 'stocking the schools' through Aug. 7
    • LSB earnings fall in Q2
    • M&F Bancorp's 2Q profit up 29%
    • Mackintosh on the Lake opens new phase
    • Marbles Kids Museum names new board chairman
    • Market Authority expands central registration
    • Market Authority forms hotel task force
    • Market Authority hires marketing director
    • Market Authority to add educational program
    • Market authority to publish new directory
    • Martin Marietta earnings miss Wall Street targets
    • Martin Marietta realigns western U.S. operations
    • Maryland company buys Chapel Hill IT firm
    • Massachusetts enacts 'fire-safe' cigarette law
    • Master Design Furniture showroom to anchor Hamilton Market
    • Mattress retailer opens seventh Triad location
    • May travel decrease marks a year of declining passengers at PTI
    • MBA: Mortgage rates fall; applications rise
    • McCar Homes opens High Point community
    • McClatchy shares hit five-year low with merger complete
    • McColl Habitat completes 100th house
    • McColl Partners closes deals
    • McKinney lands Southern Comfort contract
    • McNeill named interim Guilford County manager
    • MEAC names hotel HQs for hoops tourney
    • Meat processor to create 183 jobs in Lenoir
    • Mecklenburg gets DOT contracts
    • Mecklenburg unemployment drops
    • Mecklenburg unemployment rises
    • MedCath 3Q earnings rise
    • MedCath adds three execs
    • MedCath completes hospital divestiture
    • MedCath hospital earns high ratings
    • MedCath hospital earns high ratings
    • MedCath lowers 3Q results
    • MedCath offering valued at $206 million
    • MedCath selling stake in Ariz. hospital
    • MedCath to sell hospital stake for $40.7M
    • MedCath, CFO part ways
    • MedCost to acquire Raleigh managed care company
    • MedData buys California firm
    • Media General closes on $600M purchase of Raleigh station, three others
    • Media General second-quarter profits beat expectations
    • MediaComm to produce Speed Channel series
    • Meineke Holding to change name
    • Meineke installs franchise software
    • Memphis eyes tax deal for Nucor
    • Merck heart-failure drug rolofylline fails in phase III trial
    • Merck hits 52-week high on 2Q results
    • Merck loses latest Vioxx case, told to pay $51M
    • Merrill Lynch analyst raises price, rating on Lorillard stock
    • Merz product wins awards
    • Metromedia delays 2Q earnings report
    • Metromedia mulls sale, bankruptcy filing
    • Mich. company buys Lovell Medical
    • MidCarolina earnings up
    • Military spending jumps in N.C.
    • Milwaukee firm buys AGV Products
    • Misys chief steps down as company stops seeking buyer
    • Misys Healthcare Systems names communications director
    • Monet exhibit projected to pump $12M into Wake
    • Money picks Cary, Raleigh as Best Places to Live
    • Monthly travel declines at PTI again
    • Moody's boosts debt rating on Polo Ralph Lauren
    • Moody's turns negative on R.H. Donnelley's debt
    • Moore County vehicle maker lands $400K from feds
    • Moore Square farmers' market to open shop July 12
    • More golfers commit to Chrysler Classic
    • More retailers commit to Burlington project
    • More students involved in research at Wake Forest School of Medicine
    • More than $16M in highway contacts awarded
    • Morrisville company gets OK to market device for prostate cancer
    • Morrisville company nails $7.5M in second round
    • Morrisville company scores $12M in funding
    • Morrisville company scores $12M in funding
    • Morrisville company scores $12M in venture funding
    • Morrisville drug startup reels in $14M
    • Mortgage customers give high marks to BB&T
    • Mortgage slowdown hits Golden West
    • Moses Cone adds board member, appoints new chairman
    • Moses Cone CEO joins state hospital association board
    • Moses Cone opens Kernersville physician practice
    • Moses Cone to build outpatient center in western Guilford
    • Moses Cone VP takes job in Nashville
    • Moses Cone wins consumer choice award for GSO
    • Most North Carolinians favor smoking ban
    • Motorsports Authentics faces bankruptcy
    • Motorsports company moving from Winston-Salem to Davidson County
    • Motricity buys L.A. company
    • Mount Airy noted as retirement haven
    • Murdock to buy mega-magnet for biopolis
    • Murdock to buy superconducting magnet
    • Murdock to buy superconducting magnet, give to Kannapolis biopolis
    • Museum of Art Foundation picks new chair
    • Music software firm lands $2M in series A funds
    • Muzak names interim CEO
    • Muzak names new CEO
    • Muzak posts 2Q loss of $9.4M
    • N.C. 5th for women-owned business growth
    • N.C. adds measly 1,100 jobs in January
    • N.C. Bankers Association exec to head nonprofit hotline
    • N.C. Bankers Association names new chairman
    • N.C. Bar honors local attorney
    • N.C. Biotech Center honors Novozymes
    • N.C. Biotech Center reveals location for Charlotte office
    • N.C. business schools make Princeton Review lists
    • N.C. changes tax credit tier designations for nine counties
    • N.C. controller's office wins award for financial reporting
    • N.C. electric cooperatives name CEO
    • N.C. execs rank on Forbes billionaire list
    • N.C. existing home sales up 11% in 2Q
    • N.C. existing home sales up 7 percent on year
    • N.C. existing-home sales up 11%
    • N.C. existing-home sales up 11% in 2Q
    • N.C. firms absent on list of age-friendly employers
    • N.C. foresees $25M in health-plan savings
    • N.C. graded C- for infrastructure
    • N.C. growth forecast at 2.2%
    • N.C. in running for new immigration court
    • N.C. League of Municipalities to hold conference in Greensboro
    • N.C. Medicaid expenditures $350M under budget
    • N.C. Partnership for Children president resigns
    • N.C. ranked 10th in U.S. for 'insourced' jobs
    • N.C. ranked third in Forbes 'business climate' survey
    • N.C. ranked third in Forbes 'business climate' survey
    • N.C. ranks high in work-force training
    • N.C. reclaims 'State of the Year' honors
    • N.C. repeats as State of the Year
    • N.C. Research Campus hires VPs
    • N.C. seeks biz-grant applications
    • N.C. sees largest U.S. jump in jobless claims
    • N.C. Senator fights to protect textile industry
    • N.C. senator worried about Vietnam trade status and textile impact
    • N.C. shoppers quickly claim appliance-rebate cash
    • N.C. state workers first in nation to get Roth 401(k) option
    • N.C. State, UNCG to offer joint master's degree
    • N.C. to spend $28M on new payroll system
    • N.C. Treasurer issues $100M in COPs
    • N.C. unemployment hovers at 4.8%
    • N.C. unemployment rate holds steady
    • N.C. unemployment rate holds steady at 4.8 percent
    • N.C. unemployment rate rises in July
    • N.C. unemployment unchanged at 4.6%
    • N.C. workplace fatalities down 4%
    • N.Y. group challenges Golden West deal
    • NAACP drops racial-bias suit vs. Wells Fargo
    • Nano-Tex gives former CFO nod for CEO position
    • Nano-Tex licenses technology to suit makers
    • Nano-Tex to add bed sheets to its offerings
    • NASA analyst to take helm of NCSU's graduate school
    • NASCAR hall hires executive director
    • NASCAR Hall of Fame hires executive director
    • NASCAR Hall sets ticket prices
    • Nascent hires bank to help find drug partner
    • NASD awards Wachovia Securities broker $3.8M
    • Nashville company to make 'Wrangler' guitars
    • National exhibit coming to W-S children's museum
    • National Gypsum plant among 10 Best
    • National Gypsum to expand Ala. plant
    • National Katrina exhibit coming to W-S children's museum
    • Nationwide to halt N.C. mobile-home policies
    • Nature Conservancy closes land deal with International Paper
    • NC IDEA boosts seven startups
    • NC IDEA boosts seven startups
    • NC IDEA gives boost to seven N.C. startups
    • NCCBI chooses chamber vet as CEO
    • NCCBI names Kansas veteran as new CEO
    • NCCBI picks Kansan as new leader
    • NCCU granted $150K for culinary teaching lab
    • NCCU hires foundation director
    • NCCU lands grant to fund librarian initiative
    • NCCU law school joins Princeton Review list
    • NCDOT delays I-40 reopening, will award contracts for extra work
    • NCEDA elects new board, names 'Economic Developer of the Year'
    • NCSA program gets grant from Winston-Salem Foundation
    • NCSU appoints head for design school programs
    • NCSU College of Engineering names new dean
    • NCSU named finalist for $450M facility
    • NCSU's Agricultural Institute tops list of two-year programs
    • NCTA seeks award nominations
    • NCTA, Grant Thornton taking award nominations
    • Network Appliance shares climb on 1Q confidence
    • Network Appliance's 1Q earnings down
    • New arts celebration to take the stage in GSO
    • New arts school head restructures administration
    • New Atlantic Contracting tops Business Journal's 'Fast 50'
    • New Breed lands contract with Sony
    • New businesses open in downtown Greensboro
    • New Century closes Lumberton bank buy
    • New Century set to close Lumberton bank buy
    • New Harris Teeter set to open in Cary
    • New investor boosts Cempra's first round to $22M
    • New Volvo engines ready for EPA certification
    • New Wake Forest Baptist clinic to use Botox for stroke survivors
    • New World Mortgage forms subsidiary
    • New York firm buys Carolina Vital Care
    • New York firm to buy US LEC
    • New York fund terminates $7M funding agreement with BDSI
    • NewDominion Bank lowers 2Q losses
    • Newsweek declares UNC a "New Ivy"
    • Newsweek declares UNC a "New Ivy"
    • Newsweek declares UNC a 'New Ivy'
    • NHL players union: Pull the plug on Phoenix Coyotes
    • Nitronex adds sales muscle
    • Nominations sought for manufacturer awards
    • Nortel cutting jobs, altering benefits
    • Nortel names new technology head
    • Nortel to sell unit to Alcatel for $320M
    • Nortel's RTP site part of $250M facility management deal
    • North Carolina employment agency receives $1 million to analyze green jobs
    • North Carolina graded C- for infrastructure
    • North Carolina IT spending down 6%
    • North Carolina named one of top states for film and TV production
    • North Carolina Partnership for Children president resigns
    • North Carolina to get $1.2M in Pfizer settlement
    • North Carolina unemployment increases to 4.9 percent
    • North Carolina's electric cooperatives name new CEO
    • North State posts 25% gain in 2Q earnings
    • North State raises $140,000 for Wake Hospice
    • North State redesigns phone books
    • NorthEast to cut 129 jobs in merger
    • Norwegian smokeless tobacco firm signs deal with Reynolds
    • Nouveon opens Florida branch
    • Novant buys software to connect its doctors
    • Novant files suit vs. Aetna
    • Novant Health loses jury award
    • Novant subsidiary seeks to build new hospital near Charlotte
    • Novant sues Aetna over contract claims
    • Novant taps Chicago software firm
    • Novartis expected to choose Holly Springs for drug plant
    • Novartis picks Holly Springs, wins millions in incentives
    • Novozymes names leader for lobbying efforts
    • Novozymes signs biofuel deal with Chinese firm
    • Novozymes wins patent infringement suit
    • NPR personality to give keynote address at small biz show
    • Nucor declares supplemental dividend
    • Nucor earnings up 40%
    • Nucor eyes acquistion in Mexico
    • Nucor gets $7.5M in tax breaks for Alabama project
    • Nucor moves up in Fortune rankings
    • Nucor plans bar mill in South
    • Nucor raises 3Q earnings estimate
    • Nucor tax incentives approved
    • Nucor to build $230M mill in Memphis
    • Nucor to buy Phoenix company for $180M
    • Nucor to construct $27M plant in Utah
    • Number of new-home permits up in August
    • Numbers match up for uptown ballpark plan
    • NuPro Technologies wins EPA award
    • NuTech names new CEO
    • O'Connor, McCourt to highlight Elon speaker schedule
    • Oak Hollow Mall adding tenants
    • Oasys widens 2Q loss
    • Oasys' 2Q loss grows
    • Office Depot reports $77M Q4 loss
    • Officials seek more input on water proposal
    • Ohio firm completes Carowinds acquisition
    • Old Dominion expands Phoenix service center
    • Old Dominion opens Louisiana service center
    • Old Dominion opens more service centers
    • Old Dominion reports strong Q3 earnings
    • Old Dominion sees surge in 2Q profits
    • Old Salem names president
    • Olde Raleigh Village shopping center attracts new shops
    • Online jobs up 169,000 in August
    • Operating margins improve at new Sara Lee unit
    • Oregon firm will open plant in Alamance
    • Orthofix completes acquisition
    • Orthofix opens center in Italy
    • Orthofix partners with Dallas hospital
    • Orthofix posts 35% increase in 2Q income
    • Orthofix to buy Blackstone Medical for $333M
    • Pacel lowers 2Q losses
    • Pacel to buy client contracts
    • Pacel to by client contracts
    • Pair of Greensboro firms expanding
    • Panel discussion planned on biotech careers
    • Panthers donate $1M to Levine Hospital
    • Pantry adds seven stores to inventory
    • Pantry board adds pair of execs
    • Pantry picks up six more N.C. stores
    • Paper giant to sell business unit, N.C. mill for $3.3B
    • Paragon to open Charlotte branch in early '07
    • Parata bringing 75 jobs to Triangle
    • Park Sterling meets $45M funding goal
    • Parking deck to open at Forsyth Medical Center
    • Partial ownership sold in Market on Green showroom
    • Partners expands Medicare HMO plans
    • Partners offers Medicare HMO plans in additional counties
    • PCA seeks to refinance debt
    • Peak 10 acquires Nashville technology firm
    • Peak 10 adds PetroLiance as client
    • Peak 10 buys Nashville tech firm
    • Peak 10 expands Charlotte operation
    • Peak 10 lands contract
    • Peak 10 named to Inc. 500 again
    • Pelican Life Sciences acquires three companies
    • Peoples Bancorp posts 2Q income of $2.7M
    • Perella Weinberg taps BofA Securities exec
    • Pfafftown resident sanctioned by Commodity Futures Trading Commission
    • Pfeiffer names VP for finance
    • Pfeiffer University names COO
    • PGA Tour sets details of 'FedEx Cup'
    • PGI completes $40M Mooresville investment
    • PGT Industries begins Rowan operation
    • Philips Products to cease operations
    • Physicians recognized for patient care
    • Physicians recognized for patient care
    • Piedmont compromises on rate hike
    • Piedmont Natural Gas earnings up 10%
    • Piedmont Natural Gas names community relations manager for Greensboro
    • Piedmont Natural Gas taps Duke exec
    • Piedmont posts $12.4M quarterly loss
    • Piedmont Triad Partnership adds staff
    • Piedmont Triad Partnership council elects officers
    • Piedmont Triad Partnership looking to hire eight
    • Piedmont Triad Partnership moves offices
    • Piedmont, state compromise on rate hike
    • Pierce Brosnan to promote Lee breast cancer fund raiser
    • Pike Electric CFO resigns
    • Pike Electric posts fiscal 4Q, annual profits
    • Pinehurst owner to manage new Holly Springs golf club
    • Pique Therapeutics signs agreement with U.K.'s Tecnomark Life Sciences
    • PocketGear buys rival Handango
    • PokerTek gets Mich. gaming approval
    • PokerTek lands Carnival cruise contract
    • PokerTek lands casino contracts
    • PokerTek posts increased 2Q losses
    • Poll: 'Other' physical activities top TBJ survey
    • Poll: 37% pick Mercedes as most prestigious sedan
    • Poll: 51% approve of incentives
    • Poll: 51% say Raleigh should proceed with art project
    • Poll: 53% say Raleigh shouldn't help pay for North Hills East
    • Poll: 67% donate more than $1,000 per year to charity
    • Poll: 67% say they'll have at least $1M by retirement
    • Poll: 90% use debit, credit for purchases
    • Poll: Alltel Pavilion edges Koka Booth in concert-venue contest
    • Poll: Bush approval edges north in N.C.
    • Poll: Cary, Durham toughest to navigate
    • Poll: Don?t let Junior be a politician
    • Poll: N.C. 4th most popular state to live in
    • Poll: N.C. most popular state among U.S. citizens
    • Poll: Nightly news front-runner questionable
    • Poll: One in four think Canes will repeat
    • Poll: Stanley Cup tops list of Triangle titles
    • Poll: Stanley Cup trumps NCAA hoops titles
    • Poll: Triangle divided on who has best barbecue
    • Poll: Wilmington/Wrightsville, Outer Banks top vacation spots
    • Polo considers Europe for new bond issue
    • Polo prepares to offer debt in Europe
    • Polo Ralph Lauren boosts guidance for first quarter
    • Polo Ralph Lauren has big gain in sales, profits
    • Polo Ralph Lauren picks exec to lead men's luxury brands
    • Polo Ralph Lauren plans stock repurchase
    • Polymer Group completes move to Charlotte
    • Polymer Group posts 2Q loss
    • Polymer Group seeks CEO's resignation
    • Polymer Group settles lawsuit
    • Polymer Group to raise prices on nonwovens
    • Polypore closing German production unit
    • Polypore posts higher 2Q earnings
    • Polypore unit to pay $475K in severance
    • Pool maker to create 69 jobs
    • Pope Foundation grants $2.3M to UNC
    • Portrait Corp. files Chapter 11
    • Portrait Corp. hires CFO
    • Ports Authority vice chair reappointed
    • Poyner & Spruill to move Raleigh office to RBC Plaza
    • Pozen earns $10M milestone payment from AstraZeneca
    • Pozen gets $40M upfront payment, ups guidance
    • Pozen lands AstraZeneca deal worth up to $375M
    • Pozen stock roars on partnership worth up to $375M
    • Pozen stock rockets upward on $375M partnership
    • Pozen stock soars on Trexima response
    • PPD's 2Q earnings top Wall Street targets
    • PR chief Poston leaves Progress Energy
    • Practice buys medical office in south Charlotte
    • Preferred Medical lands contract
    • Preferred Medical lands N.Y. contract
    • Presby appeal for Fort Mill hospital denied
    • Presby seeks to build Mint Hill hospital
    • Primo Water chooses e-business vendor
    • Princeton Review cites N.C. business schools
    • Profit Technologies moves headquarters
    • Profits surge for FedEx
    • Progress buys power plant equipment for $60M
    • Progress closes $1.2B sale of natural gas units
    • Progress closes $405M power plant sale to Southern Co.
    • Progress deal prompts Southern Co. to build power unit
    • Progress Energy gets rate-hike approval
    • Progress Energy reports wider net loss
    • Progress Energy sells Rowan plant
    • Progress Energy to close down 11 coal plants, representing 30% of total coal-fired output
    • Progress names former Brunswick plant manager to board
    • Progress puts investor relations job on executive level
    • Progress sells natural gas unit for $1.2B
    • Progress, Duke among Site Selection's 'Top Utilities' in '05
    • Promotions and Hirings: June 1
    • Proposed bank seeks approval
    • Proposed bank seeks approval
    • Proposed bank seeks charter
    • PRstore adds south Charlotte office
    • Prudential Carolinas names two to leadership positions
    • Prudential raises target price on VF stock
    • PTEN gives CEO title to current interim
    • PTI traffic falls again
    • PTI's passenger traffic continues downward spiral
    • PTP could be eligible for variety of federal grants
    • Public hearings set for State Medical Facilities Plan
    • Public invited to check out Martha Stewart's Cary homes
    • Public relations firm opens
    • Publication honors Wachovia unit
    • Purchases push Biogen Idec to 2Q loss
    • Que Pasa to run back-to-school programming, stories
    • Queens University to launch community center
    • Quintiles names chief operating officer
    • Quintiles wins incentives to add 60 jobs in eastern N.C.
    • R.H. Donnelley buys Chicago company
    • R.H. Donnelley shares rise on 3Q sales
    • R.J. Reynolds, Lorillard take down Web site content
    • Rader golf school to open in Statesville
    • Radio personality to give keynote address at small-biz show
    • Railinc names new president
    • Raising Roofs raising money with Grasshoppers
    • Raleigh among recipients of $4.2M in parks, recreation grants
    • Raleigh chamber gives service award to Talton
    • Raleigh chamber names executive committee
    • Raleigh CRO snaps up Philadelphia company
    • Raleigh firm nails financing for up to 20 ethanol plants
    • Raleigh firm nails potentially billions in financing for ethanol plants
    • Raleigh firms rank high on magazine's list
    • Raleigh nonprofit wins state award
    • Raleigh office building sold for $27.6M
    • Raleigh office building sold for $9.4M
    • Raleigh pharmacists' wages below national average
    • Raleigh planning commission passes RBC HQ design
    • Raleigh PR group hands out '06 awards
    • Raleigh shopping center sold for $19.88M
    • Raleigh startup lands $4.4M in series B funds
    • Raleigh, Cary among fastest-growing cities in U.S.
    • Raleigh, RTP to host world conference
    • Raleigh-Durham area home sales increase but prices decline
    • Randolph County EDC elects chair, honors Randolph Hospital
    • Randolph groups plan health care town hall
    • RBC Center gets green light for $6.8M overhaul
    • RBC Centura breaks ground on downtown HQ
    • RBC Centura buys Georgia bank for $456M
    • RBC Centura profit up 20%
    • RBC Centura profit up 20% in 3Q
    • RBC CEO uncertain about Raleigh unit?s growth
    • RBC consolidates U.S. life insurance ops
    • RBC survey: Consumer confidence rebounds in Southeast
    • RDU traffic edges north in August
    • RDU traffic edges north in August
    • RDU's annual impact pegged at $1.9B
    • Real estate firms receive national rankings
    • Realtor Barbara Tate dies
    • Realtors, Habitat for Humanity partner for fundraiser
    • Realty firm moves to Piedmont Row
    • Recent rankings put spotlight on state business climate
    • Red Hat converts Basefarm to Enterprise Linux
    • Red Hat shares slip on so-so 2Q
    • Red Hat stock falls on shaky 2Q
    • Red Hat, Microsoft become virtual buddies
    • Red Robin to open third local eatery
    • Reichhold names new legal head
    • REIT buys three Fayetteville apartment complexes for $62M
    • REIT with local ties acquired by Australian firm
    • Replacements recognized by the Better Business Bureau
    • Report: Biovail pushed for BofA analyst's dismissal
    • Report: Brazilian bank close to BofA deal
    • Report: Charlotte ranks No. 2 for entrepreneurs
    • Report: FairPoint bids for Verizon lines
    • Report: Four directors join BofA board
    • Report: Greensboro community foundation posts above-average investment returns
    • Report: Layoffs boost N.C. jobless claims
    • Report: N.C. 5th for women-owned business growth
    • Report: N.C. forests in 'quiet crisis'
    • Report: Northwest, Delta cut the most flights in past year
    • Report: NYSE fines BofA units
    • Report: PNC to drop BofA unit as card issuer
    • Report: PNC to drop MBNA as card issuer
    • Report: PTI fares up nearly 25%
    • Report: Triangle ranks 3rd for entrepreneurs
    • Report: Wake Forest Baptist heart transplant program doesn't meet federal standards
    • Report: Water transfer to have little impact
    • Republic Airways to hold recruiting sessions at PTI
    • Research firm: RF Micro increasing market share
    • Research units formed in biostatistics department at Wake Forest
    • Researchers cite Blue Cross 'Healthy Lifestyle' program
    • Researchers present models for mental health, pediatrics partnerships
    • Restaurants prepare for Friendly Center openings
    • Restoration company receives statewide recognition
    • Resurrected companies plan N.C. facilities, 800 jobs
    • Retiring Hooker Furniture president gets $2M package
    • Rex, WakeMed compete for cardiac catheterization equipment
    • Reynolds American appoints former Brown & Williamson exec
    • Reynolds American hires seasoned corporate lawyer as general counsel
    • Reynolds announces big gain in 2Q profit
    • Reynolds boosts dividend
    • Reynolds files to stop judge's orders while it appeals racketeering case decision
    • Reynolds hails dismissal of federal lawsuit
    • Reynolds stock takes a hit on supply-chain woes
    • RF Micro returns to profitability
    • RF Micro shareholders approve proposals
    • RF Micro, Triad Guaranty earn NASDAQ distinction
    • RFMD to sell interest in Jazz Semiconductor
    • Rite-Aid to buy Eckerd as part of $3.4B deal
    • Rite-Aid to buy Eckerd stores
    • Rockingham County EDC president resigns
    • Rockingham County hospice breaks ground on new facility
    • Ross picks up Indian textile firm
    • Rotunda Building sold for $59.5M
    • Royal & Sun management to buy out U.S. operations
    • Royal & Sun management to buy out US operations
    • rPath finds new HQ, aims to double headcount during 2006
    • RTI names VP of finance for International Development Group
    • RTI ready to dedicate $20M facility
    • RTI scientist lands seat on federal committee
    • RTI scientist wins award drug addiction research
    • RTI scientist wins award for drug addiction research
    • RTI to lead $100M effort to fight tropical diseases
    • RTI to lead national project on privacy of patient information
    • RTI: Women turning away from male-dominated fields
    • RTP spared from Syngenta job cuts
    • RTRP elects Greczyn board chair
    • RTRP revives World Trade Center North Carolina
    • Ruddick 3Q income flat at $17.8M
    • Russian investor buys SunCom stake
    • Rutland Holdings to buy Union Ink
    • Ryland Homes opens eastern Guilford community
    • S&P boost rating of Polo Ralph Lauren
    • S&P cuts Scottish Re ratings
    • S&P rates Hanesbrands' debt at junk status
    • Sabates completes deal to sell Checkers
    • Salem Logistics named one of nation's best logistics companies
    • Sales Performance expands via partnerships
    • Sales tax holiday set for Aug. 4-6
    • Sales up at Cary-based Deere division, but company lowers forecast
    • Salix aims to delay generic competition for top drug
    • Salix loss narrows, at $7M for Q4
    • Salix shares soar on FDA panel approval of Xifaxan
    • Salix shares surge on strong 2Q sales
    • Salix to pay up to $14M for drug rights
    • San Diego company expands into Charlotte
    • Sanders steps down as lottery chairman
    • Sanford company expanding distribution facility
    • Sapiens narrows 2Q loss
    • Sara Lee Branded Apparel names executive to top marketing post
    • Sara Lee sets date for Hanesbrands spin-off
    • Sara Lee to open distribution center in California
    • SAS moves into Interstate Tower
    • SAS, NCSU to develop master's degree program
    • Saturday night racing to continue at Bowman Gray
    • Sauced Pizza to open in old Enoteca Vin space in Glenwood South
    • Savings from Premier program top $47M
    • SBA hosting Winston-Salem workshop
    • School administrators' group picks new HQ
    • Scientigo forms branding partnership
    • Scientigo partners with Italian company
    • Scott Thomas to open new High Point showroom
    • Scottish Re appoints North America CEO
    • Scottish Re CEO resigns; earnings warning issued
    • Scottish Re CEO resigns; earnings-warning issued
    • Scottish Re downgraded again
    • Scottish Re names general counsel
    • Scottish Re posts $124M loss in 2Q
    • Scottish Re receives buyout bids
    • Scottish Re: Business is sound, despite downgrades
    • Sealy declares first dividend
    • Sealy Mattress refinances debt
    • Sealy's 2Q sales up, profits down
    • Security stepped up at Charlotte/Douglas
    • Sedgefield Country Club picks designer for changes
    • Seertech unit to merge with local company
    • Self-Help names leader for lobbying arm
    • Semiconductor firm picks High Point for R&D center
    • Senate probes offshore accounts
    • Senator: $18.9B state budget set for vote next week
    • Senators target Vietnam's trade status
    • Sepi hires Raleigh engineer to head site development
    • Service provider ratings Web site comes to the Triad
    • Seven N.C. communities land business grants
    • Sharrard McGee to celebrate 30th anniversary
    • Sherburne to manage Chapel Hill hotel redevelopment
    • Shurtape acquires some Henkel assets
    • Siemens confirms plans to expand Cary presence
    • Siler City, Star get entrepreneurship grants from state
    • Smart Online loss widens on legal costs and one-time expenses
    • Smart Online names new chairman after probe
    • Smart Online releases delayed 2Q report, narrows losses on higher revenue
    • Smart Online stock trading again
    • Smart Start lands accounting award for second straight year
    • Smithfield closing Kinston plant with 476 employees
    • Smithfield to shutter Va. plant, likely to shift jobs to N.C.
    • Smurfit-Stone files reorganization plan
    • Sonic 2Q earnings drop 55%
    • Sonic joins used-vehicle trading network
    • Sonic lowers 2006 earnings estimate
    • Sonic shares rise on upgrade
    • Sonic swings to 4Q gain
    • Sonoco cranks up new Wake recycling facility
    • Source Technologies exec takes added roles
    • Source Technologies hires global-sales exec
    • South End site targeted for office condos
    • South Tryon Square sells for $68.5M
    • Southeastern consumer confidence rises; doubts remain
    • Southern Community opens in Mooresville
    • Southern Community opens Mooresville office
    • Southern Community posts 2Q loss
    • Southern Community to sell investments, restate earnings
    • Southern Pines-Pinehurst ranks high for economic strength
    • Southwest Airline raises fares
    • Southwest Airlines closer to D-Day on repair issue
    • Speedway 2Q income drops
    • Spherion changes name to SFN Group
    • Spirit AeroSystems to open Kinston plant July 1
    • Sporting News ranks Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill 17th among Best Sports Cities
    • Springs Global names CFO
    • SPX earnings top expectations
    • SPX gets $600,000 federal grant
    • SPX lands power plant contract
    • SPX names chief marketing officer
    • Standard & Poor's takes 'positive' view of Progress
    • Stanford Group expands into Charlotte
    • State audit finds deficiencies at WSSU
    • State awards $630K for Triangle traffic reduction
    • State cancels $171M Medicaid contract with ACS
    • State chips in $9M to lure Novartis to Holly Springs
    • State delays decision on Catawba water transfer
    • State grants $9M in incentives for Holly Springs plant
    • State grants millions in incentives for Holly Springs plant
    • State issues $100M in certificates of participation for repair projects
    • State lets $10.4M in highway work
    • State officials seek new Catawba Basin hearings
    • State ports see 32% jump in revenue
    • State ports see 32% jump in revenue
    • State projects $25M in savings thanks to new PPO option
    • State refinances bonds to save $26.7M
    • State sales tax holiday set for Aug. 4-6
    • State seeks business grant applications
    • State treasurer to visit PTEN
    • State unemployment rate holds at 4.6 percent
    • State's IT chief delivers ultimatum
    • State's IT chief delivers ultimatum to HHS and one of its contractors
    • Statesville hires economic development director
    • Statesville plant expansion, 50 jobs draw incentives
    • Statesville plant to expand, add 50 jobs
    • Statewide defense incubator picks Fayetteville
    • Statewide wellness campaign launched
    • Steritech reshuffles management
    • Sterling Healthcare hires Womble Carlyle attorney as general counsel
    • SterlingSouth's profits climb
    • Stewart Engineering buys Charlotte firm
    • Stewart Engineering to move HQ, 100 employees to downtown Raleigh
    • Stimulus funds four Triad road projects
    • Stock Building increases profit more than 40%
    • Stock Building Supply buys Chicago flooring firm
    • Stock Building Supply to cut 3,000 jobs
    • Stock buys 135-employee Cary company
    • Stock rating service gives Culp thumbs-up for momentum traders
    • Studies show little impact from water transfer
    • Study focuses on N.C. tax reform
    • Study pegs RDU economic impact at $12.6B a year
    • Study sees Raleigh-Durham real estate appreciation among highest in U.S.
    • Study: GSK drug effective in preventing Type 2 diabetes
    • Study: Law firms eye rate hikes in '10
    • Study: North Carolina ranks No. 6 in U.S. for film, TV industry
    • Study: Teens' on-job injuries a 'significant health problem'
    • Study: UNCG has $1.2B economic impact
    • Sunbelt Rentals completes acquisition
    • Sunbelt Rentals to buy Fla. company
    • SunTrust opts to keep Carolinas HQ in Durham
    • SunTrust's 3Q profit sinks to $307M
    • Supreme Court to hear mortgage-lending appeal
    • Surgical partnership inks new deals
    • Surrey Bancorp earnings up
    • Survey: 25 percent of companies gave workers Monday off
    • Survey: 27% of companies gave workers July 3 off
    • Survey: Charlotte ranks low in salary value
    • Survey: Local CFOs hiring plans slow
    • Survey: Local IT hiring to remain flat
    • Survey: Nurses' jobs interfere with personal lives
    • Survey: One-quarter of N.C. employers to hire in 2Q
    • Survey: Raleigh-Durham 145th in salary value
    • Survey: Workers working more on vacation
    • Syngenta gets nod for product developed in RTP
    • Syngenta income up in first half of '06
    • Syngenta income up in first half of '06
    • Syngenta Professional Products signs licensing deal
    • Syngenta reports sales growth
    • Syngenta to acquire Conrad Fafard
    • Syngenta to eliminate 480 crop-protection jobs
    • Synthon loses patent challenge to Pfizer
    • Talecris licenses technology to Bausch & Lomb
    • Talecris testing new production of treatment
    • Tanabe returns to Canes with one-year, $900,000 deal
    • Tanabe spotted lunching with Hurricanes brass
    • Tanger reports Q4 earnings increase of 37%
    • Tanger subsidiary to offer exchangeable notes
    • Tannenbaum-Sternberger Foundation awards grant
    • Tar Heel State ranked 4th in U.S. for work-force training
    • Targacept cuts losses
    • Targacept wins CED's "Deal of the Year" award
    • Targacept wins CED's 'Deal of the Year' award
    • Target earnings up 53% in 4Q
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    • Wachovia closes on Golden West deal
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