Articles from Business North Carolina (June 1, 2001)

1-60 out of 60 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] GREENSBORO.		Brief Article	52
[0] RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK.		Brief Article	37
About 15% of General Assembly members.		Brief Article	18
ASHEBORO.		Brief Article	29
ASHEVILLE.		Brief Article	63
Banner Elk.		Brief Article	89
Besides salary.			13
BOONE.		Brief Article	55
BURLINGTON.		Brief Article	59
Cabarrus County: Gold Rush to New Economy.		Brief Article	1866
CANDLER.		Brief Article	84
CARY.		Brief Article	37
CHARLOHE.		Brief Article	49
CHARLOTTE.		Brief Article	53
CLINTON.			25
Developers keep Charlotte stored up.		Brief Article	80
Duke Energy Corp.		Brief Article	132
DuPont.		Brief Article	77
FAYETTEVILLE.		Brief Article	27
FAYETTEVILLE.			69
First Union Corp. and Wachovia Corp.		Brief Article	139
For CEO, it's strictly no assembly required.		Brief Article	439
Great Smoky Mountains National Park.		Brief Article	62
GREENSBORO.		Brief Article	59
GREENSBORO.		Brief Article	49
GREENVILLE.			73
Henderson, Polk and Transylvania.		Brief Article	42
HENDERSON.		Brief Article	45
Hyde's chief recruiter will go seek industry.		Brief Article	418
It seems simple.		Brief Article	118
It's par for this company to set U.S. Open records.		Brief Article	338
KING OF THE HILLS.	Martin, Edward	Brief Article	5029
LETTERS.			1078
Money Can't buy love in a high-tech merger.		Brief Article	939
Montgomery, with twice the Triad average, leads the region in percentage of workers in manufacturing.		Brief Article	67
MOORESVILLE.		Brief Article	60
MORRISVILLE.		Brief Article	45
MOUNT OLIVE.		Brief Article	40
North Carolina General Assembly.		Brief Article	28
Over the last 20 years.		Brief Article	19
RALEIGH.		Brief Article	79
RALEIGH.		Brief Article	53
RANDLEMAN.		Brief Article	69
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK.		Brief Article	34
Rowan generates calls from power producers.		Brief Article	1952
Senators.		Brief Article	12
SHELBY.		Brief Article	47
SILICON CEILING.	Zuckerman, Laurie	Statistical Data Included	3265
SNAPSHOT.		Brief Article	460
SPENCER.		Brief Article	44
The 13 Triangle counties are slightly more diverse than the rest of the state.		Brief Article	74
The highest-paid members are the House speaker and the Senate president.		Brief Article	35
The western region's five fastest-growing counties border Georgia or South Carolina.		Brief Article	94
TOWER POWER.	Maley, Frank; Smith, Rick	Statistical Data Included	3146
TREND.		Statistical Data Included	993
Twenty-four current legislators.		Brief Article	10
Walk, don't run.		Brief Article	585
WEST JEFFERSON.		Brief Article	43
WILMINGTON.			55
WINSTON-SALEM.		Brief Article	52