Articles from Business North Carolina (July 1, 2006)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Atlantic Coast Conference.		Brief article	62
Beaufort.		Brief article	68
Big shipper gets the Royal treatment.		Brief article	116
Bobcats boss has folks scratching their heads.	Maley, Frank		388
Bricks & mortar.			49
Cary.			41
CEO wants Krispy Kreme to make lots more dough.	Richter, Chris		411
Charlotte.			47
Charlotte.		Brief article	55
Charlotte.			31
Charlotte.			47
Cherokee.		Brief article	61
Colleges keep running up the score on coaches' pay.	Roush, Chris		1209
Drug maker's IPO isn't heaven-sent.	Richter, Chris		385
Durham.			42
Durham.			35
Embrex.		Brief article	64
Fishermen: pings lead to a net loss.	Martin, Edward		386
Garysburg.			48
Goose riders in the sky: to resurrect a worldwide market, a small-town startup melds a 70-year-old design with modern manufacturing.	Martin, Edward; Speizer, Irwin	Cover story	2783
Greensboro.			45
Heavy industry: there's no dearth of girth. But rather than expand, Durham's Rice Diet and its brethren watch their wait.	Gray, Tim		2492
High point.			36
Hog industry must make haste on waste systems.		Interview	801
Incentives cap deal for water bottler.			76
India fits into his theory of Relativity.	Richter, Chris		413
Kernersville.			30
Laurel Hill.			49
Lexington.			38
Lincolnton.			55
Mayodan lands maker of aircraft tires.			117
Mooresville.			37
Murphy.		Brief article	63
Newton.			29
Oakboro.			50
Project is part of GE's nuclear reaction.			112
Raleigh.			36
Ritz-Carlton Hotel.			57
Sanford.			26
Sports guru gets back in the game.	Richter, Chris		462
Stock watch.			652
Strong medicine: that's exactly what these doctors--identified by their peers as the best in the state--are practicing.	Martin, Edward		5974
Tekelec hangs up on software maker.			83
To win again.	Kinney, David		533
Trend.			779
Turn over an old leaf: he runs the biggest book conservator in the nation. But for Don Etherington, it's not size but volumes that count.	Martin, Edward		929
Waynesville.		Brief article	57
Wendell.			42
WHAT THEY'RE READING.		Book review	167
While others stall, life science goes on: optimism about the state's future in creating and maintaining biotechnology jobs crosses a broad spectrum of experts.		Interview	3472
Wilson.			51
Winston-Salem.			52
Working capital.			78