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Working capital.(REGIONALREPORT Eastern)
EASTERN REGION Jobs: 1,061,703 YTD change: 4,808 Indes: 111.1 Source: Employment Security Commission, April. Figures are not seasonality adjusted. The index is the number of jobs as a . . .

Tourism leaders hope region quits smoking.(Eastern)
First it was the faltering economy, then the birds, specifically nesting plovers, an imperiled species that prompted the closing of some popular Cape Hatteras National Seashore fishing beaches. . . .

Diffusion or dilution? Experts differ on whether spreading biotechnology across the state will weaken its base in the Triangle.(
By promoting biotechnology in other parts of the state, is North Carolina weakening its stronghold in the Research Triangle region? That's one of the questions addressed during a . . .

Stockwatch.(Market share report)(Statistical table)
HIGHEST PRICE/EARNING RATIOS Company P/E 6/27/08 52-week ratio (3) price range New Century Bancorp 198.3 . . .

Nctrend.(Statistical table)
Latest Previous Previous % change month month year from last . . .

Making it better.(READERSWRITE)(Letter to the editor)
I would be interested in more articles related to technology and manufacturing companies. I recently attended a meeting of the North Carolina Military Business Alliance in Morganton and felt that . . .

Big on small biz.(READERSWRITE)(Letter to the editor)
I believe every issue of BNC should provide one or more stories on small-business topics. Perhaps you could establish a new department. This would provide a valuable stimulus to the creation and . . .

Mountains range.(READERSWRITE)(Letter to the editor)
The rest of the state groups the mountain region with Asheville, but we are worlds apart. Murphy, for example, is almost three hours away from Asheville. Our economies are so different. Though . . .

It's too much.(READERSWRITE)(Letter to the editor)
In "Tall Order" in your July issue, Sam Neill was quoted as saying Outside magazine rated Asheville the top place in the United States to live. That is wrong, wrong, wrong! In the 2007 August issue . . .

In the Spirit.(READERSWRITE)(Letter to the editor)
G.D. Gearino's article on Spirit AeroSystem's coming to the Global TransPark (Fine Print, July) was a sobering reminder of the millions of tax dollars flushed during the past two decades into . . .

And once again.(UPFRONT)(Alliance of Area Business Publications Editorial Excellence Awards)
When the longtime emcee of the Alliance of Area Business Publications Editorial Excellence Awards announced the winner of this year's gold prize for best body of work by a magazine writer, . . .

Bricks&mortar.
On page and the stage, the Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County and Children's Theatre of Charlotte share a mission: bringing stories to life for kids. They also share a building to do . . .

Business stinks, but the work keeps piling up in yards across the state for entremanures.(DOLLARS AND SCENTS)(Occupation overvie
David Mann jokes that the 10 years he spent in Hollywood as an assistant editor on Lethal Weapon 2 and other movies prepared him for his current career. But instead of taking crap from showbiz . . .

Pat whalen: owner, the orange peel social and pleasure club LLC Asheville.(Entertainment)
Talk about impressing the right people. In April, Pat Whalen got a phone call from Rolling Stone magazine telling him that The Orange Peel Social Aid and Pleasure Club had made its list of the five . . .

Paul Beard CEO, Crown Center Fayetteville.(Entertainment)(Crown Center Fayetteville)
Though Fayetteville native Paul Beard retired from the entertainment industry at the ripe old age of 18-his parents owned the local speedway, and he grew up selling tickets and . . .

H.A. "Humpy" Wheeler Jr.: past president and general manager, Lowe's motor speedway past president and coo, speedway motorsports
Such prestigious titles as president and chief operating officer may have preceded his name, but make no mistake: Humpy Wheeler was, above all, a world-class entertainer. Described as snippets of . . .

Blowing rock.(Western)(Watauga County Purchasing park and Tweetsie agreed to spend $13 million to renovate the park)(Brief artic
BLOWING ROCK -- Watauga County will pay $3.15 million to buy land around Tweetsie Railroad to help the theme park survive. Part of its track runs on land it leases, and the property owners want to . . .

Matthews.(Charlotte)(PokerTek got a contract for supply a 12-table at Trump Plaza Casino in Atlantic City, N.J.)(Brief article)
MATTHEWS -- PokerTek, a maker of electronic poker tables, agreed to supply a 12-table game room at Trump Plaza Casino in Atlantic City, N.J. Terms weren't disclosed. If approved by state . . .

Charlotte.(Charlotte)(Charlotte Knights baseball team won't play in a downtown stadium because of lawsuit)(Brief article)
CHARLOTTE -- Charlotte Knights won't play baseball in a downtown stadium until at least 2010. The minor-league team, which now plays in Fort Mill, S.C., had hoped to move in next season but can't . . .

What vow is worth now.(Triad)(Wachovia merged with First Union)(Brief article)
Seven years ago, Ken Thompson promised Winston-Salem 3,000 jobs. He did it to generate support for Charlotte based First Union's takeover of Twin City pillar Wachovia, and it worked. Wachovia . . .

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