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North Carolina's best golf courses.(SPECIAL SECTION)
Golf is a difficult game to play well, so why should anyone think that ranking golf courses is easy? Well, to sum it up: It's not. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Just as the . . .

Keith A. Luedeman.(Financial Services)
CEO, GOODMORTGAGE.COM, CHARLOTTE With a bachelor's in math and computer science from Clemson, Keith Luedeman, 43, worked for IBM and several up-and-coming high-tech companies before starting . . .

Land-of-Sky Regional Council.(Western)(Brief article)
ASHEVILLE -- A study coordinated by Land-of-Sky Regional Council, a planning organization for Buncombe, Henderson, Transylvania and Madison counties, calls for state and local regulation of . . .

Earth Fare.(Western)
FLETCHER -- Jack Murphy, 60, succeeded Mike Cianciarulo as CEO of the Earth Fare grocery chain. Murphy, a board member, is former CEO of Rockville, Md.-based Fresh Fields Natural Grocery. . . .

Sonic Automotive.(Charlotte)
CHARLOTTE -- Sonic Automotive, which operates more than 170 car dealerships nationwide, plans to buy Mercedes-Benz dealer Beck Imports of Charlotte. Terms of the deal, expected to close by the end . . .

North Carolina's dry heaves.(CAPITALGOODS)
Landscapers and lawn-care companies feel picked on these days. They really shouldn't. They may soon have plenty of company when it comes to how water, or the lack thereof, affects businesses in . . .

Wade Reece.(Financial Services)(Company overview)
CHAIRMAN AND CEO BB & T INSURANCE SERVICES INC. RALEIGH Career: 30 years with BB & T. Graduated from N.C. State on a Saturday, moved to Wilson Sunday and went to work as a management trainee . . .

Johnson's Cattle Auction.(Western)
CANTON -- Johnson's Cattle Auction planned to open here by the end of March and sell cattle on Wednesdays. Western North Carolina has not had a livestock market since June, meaning producers had to . . .

Change in consumer taste plucks poultry plant's jobs.(Western)
Too many people want to pick up hot chicks. After about 20 years selling refrigerated roasted chicken, Springdale, Ark.-based Tyson Foods Inc. will close its Wilkesboro roasting plant, idling 410 . . .

U.S. National Whitewater Center.(Charlotte)
CHARLOTTE -- The U.S. National Whitewater Center planned to begin charging admission of $5 per car this month. It has struggled to raise enough revenue to repay $38 million in loans used for . . .

Spotlight on: Tony Plath; Associate professor of finance, UNC Charlotte.(Financial Services)
How did an associate professor at UNC Charlotte get to be the go-to guy for commentary on North Carolina-based banks, showing up not only in the Tar Heel press but in such national publications as . . .

Luis Pastor.(Financial Services)(Brief article)
CEO, LATINO COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION, DURHAM When Luis Pastor began volunteer work with Latino Community Credit Union in September 2000, it was meant to be a temporary gig. He and his wife had . . .

Parkway Bank.(Western)
LENOIR -- Jim Sponenberg, 64, replaced Gary Clawson, 46, as CEO of Parkway Bank. Sponenberg was a former executive at Central Carolina Bank and SunTrust Bank. Clawson resigned in January after . . .

Economic impact of Cherokee casino leaves the reservation.(Western)
Gambling, proponents predicted, would be the biggest boon to western North Carolina since the other one--Daniel--crossed the Blue Ridge. Sin, critics cried, calling it the road to perdition . . .

Robert Bosch Tool.(Charlotte)(Brief article)
LINCOLNTON -- Robert Bosch Tool plans to close its local plant by the end of the year, letting go about 230 workers. The plant makes bits and other tool accessories. The company, based in Mount . . .

Minding market forces.(FINEPRINT)(Report)
Perhaps you look at the embarrassing debacle in Roanoke Rapids involving the publicly financed theater overseen by Randy Parton and think, "Well, when you lie down with third-tier country . . .

R. Scott Anderson.(Financial Services)
CEO, BANK OF GRANITE GRANITE FALLS Early lesson: Born in Louisville, Ky., and raised in Charlotte, he got a bachelor's in psychology at Carolina and took one of the first jobs he was offered: . . .

Custom Packaging.(Western)
ARDEN -- Lebanon, Tenn.-based Custom Packaging plans to spend $4.5 million on machinery for its corrugated-box factory here. It is adding 12 workers to give it nearly . . .

Working capital.(Western)
WESTERN REGION Jobs: 494,315 YTD change: (5,941) Index: 101.7 Source: Employment Security Commission, December. Figures are not seasonally adjusted. The index is the number of jobs as a . . .

Carolinas HealthCare System.(Charlotte)
CHARLOTTE -- State regulators gave Carolinas HealthCare System permission to expand Carolinas Medical Center-Pineville by nearly 100 beds to 206. The $174 million project is slated for completion . . .

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