Articles from Business North Carolina (December 1, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A bridge over troubled water: the fate of Oregon Inlet and the Herbert C. Bonner Bridge pits environmentalists against business interests on the Outer Banks.	Galuszka, Peter; Martin, Edward	Cover Story	2621
A historical jewel.	Pittillo, Cherie	Letter to the Editor	241
AlphaVax.		Brief Article	65
Alutiiq Security and Technology.		Brief Article	44
Americal.		Brief Article	29
Analysts wonder whether Boston pops BofA's string.	Speizer, Irwin		401
Angel Medical Center.		Brief Article	37
Bassmaster Classic.		Brief Article	44
Bayer Biological Products.		Brief Article	36
BB & T.		Brief Article	42
BofA.		Brief Article	32
Bricks & mortar.		Brief Article	49
Cabarrus County bounces back from tough times.	Burnette, Kristen		1174
CEO has a natural way with business.			434
Channel Master.			60
Charlotte-based J.A. Jones filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.		Brief Article	71
Chatham County has the biggest share of the region's 935 miles of unpaved roads.			60
Cheer up: giving it the old college cry, our Small Business of the Year scores as a cheerleader for cheerleading.	Gray, Tim		2118
Chinqua-Penn Plantation.		Brief Article	49
City is on slippery ice with its hockey team.	Murray, Arthur O.		409
Coach needs to teach ex-assistants a lesson.	Gray, Tim		313
Cone Mills.		Brief Article	55
Contempora Fabrics.		Brief Article	16
Cover story, October.		Brief Article	64
Cree.		Brief Article	92
Darkness at noon.		Editorial	492
Defense Technology.		Brief Article	53
Doctor redefines plastic surgery.			366
Drug-discovery company ChemCodes changed its name to Nuada Pharmaceuticals.		Brief Article	25
Duke Energy is the top-rated electric and gas utility in Information Week magazine's annual ranking of the companies.		Brief Article	54
Duke University.		Brief Article	55
Duracell.		Brief Article	67
East, not least.		Illustration	79
El Segundo, Calif.-based Hughes Electronics, which operates DirecTV, and Littleton, Colo.-based EchoStar Communications, which operates the Dish Network, sued the state in Wake County Superior Court after it refused to refund at least $35 million of sales tax on their services.		Brief Article	68
Ex-Tar Heel B-school dean plays PAC man.		Brief Article	315
Final flight: Midway's final flight was not into the sunset but to Kinston Regional Jetport.		Brief Article	21
FinancialContent/Business North Carolina index.			54
First in hype.	Tunnell, Kenneth G.	Letter to the Editor	142
Flushed with success.	Murray, Arthur O.	Company Profile	603
Getting Goofy: Charlotte-based Bank of America, which dispatches employees to Disney World to learn how to handle bellyaching customers, has a few squawkers of its own.	bellyaching	Brief Article	50
Global TransPark Foundation.		Brief Article	48
Gojo Industries.		Brief Article	83
Goobers and gobblers: The National Wild Turkey Federation and N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission.		Brief Article	34
Goodrich.		Brief Article	39
Greensboro Bats.		Brief Article	76
Hilton.		Brief Article	34
His course of action: Ross is still the boss.			465
Images that stick with you.	Martin, Edward	Company Profile	550
Industrial Microwave Systems.		Brief Article	33
Johnnys come lately.	Eakes, Martin	Letter to the Editor	90
Knocking on wood.	Maley, Frank	Company Profile	606
Law Enforcement Associates.		Brief Article	45
Lots of toys for big boys: John Mills' store is a big reason a shopping mall is the state's second-most-popular tourist destination.	Murray, Arthur O.		427
Meadowlands Development.		Brief Article	35
Midway Airlines.		Brief Article	42
More of Forbes magazine's 400 richest Americans live in Charlotte than any other Tar Heel city.			70
N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries.		Brief Article	17
North Carolina Biotechnology Center.		Brief Article	43
Of course: Pro golfer Davis Love III might want to refine his redesign of Forest Oaks Country Club, the Chrysler Classic of Greensboro course.		Brief Article	57
Only two Triad counties had more people move out than move in between 1995 and 2000.		Illustration	58
Ortronics.		Brief Article	45
Over your head.	Evans, Lisbeth C.	Letter to the Editor	458
Pardee Hospital.		Brief Article	92
Pillow fight: how a domestic rival knocked the stuffing out of Pillowtex.			2788
Pillowtex.		Brief Article	48
Quintiles Transnational.		Brief Article	34
R & V Warren Farms.		Brief Article	51
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Holdings.		Brief Article	67
Region must move beyond what's been Triad-and-true.			940
RJR seeks a big gain from net loss of jobs.	Maley, Frank		413
Ruddick subsidiary American & Efird.		Brief Article	49
Shelco.		Brief Article	50
Shocking development: Three weeks after confirming that Duke Power earned $100 million more in profits than Tar Heel regulators would allow.		Brief Article	42
Silver-Line Plastics.		Brief Article	45
Sony Ericsson.		Brief Article	23
Southern Community Bank and Trust.		Brief Article	37
Tangent Analytics.		Brief Article	51
Tanger factory Outlet Centers.		Brief Article	45
Tar Heel stock watch.		Illustration	228
Tar Heel stock watch.		Illustration	448
Tech-Sys.		Brief Article	20
The education of Molly Broad.	Cline, Ned		1406
Thomas Wolfe House.		Brief Article	47
TIAA-CREF.		Brief Article	31
Timberlake brushes off furniture imports.	Martin, Edward		362
Trend.		Illustration	610
U.S. Forest Service.		Brief Article	28
UNC Greensboro and N.C. A & T State jointly plan to build two research parks.		Brief Article	48
Wal-Mart.		Brief Article	30
Working Capital.		Brief Article	45
Wrong number: So David Perdue, CEO of Pillowtex just 10 months, didn't walk away with $3.2 million, as was reported (Tattle Tales, June).		Brief Article	51
Xceldyne Technologies.		Brief Article	32