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Stock watch.(share price of real-estate)(Statistical table)
SPOTLIGHT The share price of real-estate title insurer Investors Title shot up in late February just before a dividend boost. [GRAPHIC OMITTED] [GRAPHIC OMITTED] HIGHEST PRICE/EARNINGS . . .

Trend.(Statistical table)
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Going into labor.(UPFRONT)
I'm a union man Just like my daddy and all my kin I took a union stand No matter what the company said I got me two good hands And just as long as I'm able I won't give in --Steve Earle, "Harlan . . .

Bricks & mortar.
Straddling waterfalls with its wings unfurled, the home of Lowe's Cos. was no do-it-yourself project. Finished in 2003, the five-level, 400,000-square-foot building sits on 157 acres . . .

Roll your own: with price support gone up in smoke, the growers co-op is making cigarettes to make a market for its members.(PIC
In 1839, a slave in Caswell County discovered a better way to cure tobacco when he stoked a dying blaze and the burst of heat turned the leaf bright yellow. The mild-tasting "bright leaf" made . . .

The picture of health: Duke Executive Health Program provides a detailed look, but its true value is what clients draw from the
Lamplight glints off the stainless-steel coffee machine, one of those high-tech models that make a mug at a time. Beside it sits a basket of bagels and muffins, each tucked in a plastic bag tied . . .

Changing prescriptions: pharmacists compound a new formula to keep fit a business that's been in the family four generations.(FE
The past seems to cling to Mount Pleasant, change treading lightly on this 160-year-old town of about 1,400, with its quiet, shady streets and antebellum homes. The most prominent structure is . . .

A moderating influence.(CAPITALGOODS)
Every four years, North Carolina Republicans talk about ending the Democrats' stranglehold on political power in the state. And every four years, Democrats usually beat them back. The . . .

Wisdom of the sage's.(FINEPRINT)
It's often hard to separate fact from lore, and sometimes not even worth the trouble if you subscribe to that cynical wisdom among journalists that holds, "Facts have killed many a great story." So . . .

Spotlight on: Ben Sutton Jr. CEO, ISP Sports, Winston-Salem.(Sports)(International Sports Properties Inc.)(Brief article)
Sports is a conservative industry run by cartels that call themselves leagues. That conservatism crimps innovation. So give a double shot of credit to Ben Sutton Jr., founder of International . . .

Kym Hougham.(Sports)(Brief article)
DIRECTOR, WACHOVIA CHAMPIONSHIP, CHARLOTTE Kym Hougham announced his arrival with 32 bottles of Dom Perignon. It was 2003, and he had just been hired as director of the fledgling Wachovia . . .

Judy Rose.(Sports)(UNC Charlotte)(Brief article)
DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS, UNC CHARLOTTE Fans love an underdog, whether it's a stubby hoopster like former Charlotte Hornet Muggsy Bogues or a no-way-they-can-win Super Bowl champ like the New York . . .

Jim Rutherford.(Sports)
GENERAL MANAGER CAROLINA HURRICANES RALEIGH Education: attended Canadian Business College Number of National Hockey League teams played for: four Detroit Red Wings' summary of his three stints . . .

John Swofford.(Sports)(Atlantic Coast Conference)
COMMISSIONER ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, GREENSBORO Education: bachelor's, UNC Chapel Hill; master's, Ohio University Athletic career: quarterback and defensive back for the Tar Heels . . .

Western Carolina University.(Western)
CULLOWHEE -- Student applications for the fall 2008 semester at Western Carolina University totaled 5,352 in mid-January--up more than 62% from last year. Officials credited targeted recruiting. . . .

Swift Galey.(Western)
MARION -- Swift Galey let go about 150 of 525 employees at its fabric plant here. The Atlanta-based textile maker blamed . . .

Ultracoat.(Western)
FOREST CITY -- Ultracoat, a subsidiary of Shelby-based Ultra Machine & Fabrication, plans to open a factory here to paint military vehicles. The $2 million plant, scheduled to begin production in . . .

Bank of Granite.(Western)
GRANITE FALLS -- Charles Snipes, 74, retired as CEO of Bank of Granite. The title went to Scott Anderson, 52, the president and chief operating officer. Snipes, who has worked at the bank 25 years, . . .

Superior Machine Company of South Carolina.(Western)
MARION -- Superior Machine Company of South Carolina plans to add at least 25 workers this year at its factory here, which employs nearly 55. The Florence-based company may add another 25 if there . . .

Keep Asheville Weird.(Western)
Even before the influx of neohippies, mountain folk had a tradition of doing their own thing. It has long been part of the highland charm. Bumper stickers urge: Keep Asheville Weird, and visitors . . .

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