Articles from Business North Carolina (June 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Across North Carolina, regions find their biotechnology niches: aquaculture in the Southeast, medical technology in the East, tissue regeneration, nanotechnology, other specialties elsewhere.			2088
Bank branches out in its biggest deal.			107
Best-kept secret in research is too prolific to remain hidden: North Carolina A & T State University's prowess in discovering and developing technology is attracting global attention.			917
BioNetwork ensures workers can do the job: community colleges across the state work to offer training for jobs in the pharmaceutical and biomanufacturing industries.			836
Born Fighting: How the Scots-Irish Shaped America.			51
Bricks & mortar.		Brief article	53
Cherokees fold on raising new casino.			107
Childress Klein Properties.			51
Collins & Aikman.			71
Comair.			53
Credit Suisse.			58
Crescent Financial.		Brief article	54
Economic future of the region a major focus for WCU leaders: university officials see critical need to link education with entrepreneurship, engagement and innovation.			976
Ethanol dreams corny, but they're coming true: Novozymes North America is developing enzymes that will allow renewable energy sources such as ethanol to become competitive.			990
Expertise in nonwoven textiles keeps NCSU ahead of the field: research center on Centennial Campus refines the process even as it continues to attract new industry to North Carolina.			892
First Charter.		Brief article	60
Fischbein.			45
For pharmaceutical companies, these chambers mean commerce: Environmental Specialties quietly grows to national prominence building insulated custom chambers to further drug research.		Company overview	946
Founder: indoor football has it made in the shade.	Roush, Chris		1105
Home wreckers: before putting up a multimillion-dollar monster manse at the right address, builders often tear something down.	Maley, Frank		2480
Hooters Air.			59
Horizon skipper is a big fan of boxing.	Richter, Chris		396
IDVelocity.			33
International Paper.			96
International Textile Group.			36
IPOs: Targacept slips as Sealy springs.			115
Isometrics.			31
JetBlue Airways.			43
Juiced: Wild Times, Rampant 'Roids, Smash Hits and How Baseball Got Big.			60
Law Journal 2006.	Kinney, Ben		15312
Lax attitude won't nuke Duke's repute.	Roush, Chris		392
Leaving lost wages: with furniture manufacturing moving overseas, Las Vegas bets on winning the world's biggest market--High Point's.	Martin, Edward		2685
Marriott International.			57
Miracles on the Water: The Heroic Survivors of a World War II U-Boat Attack.	McRae, Dave	Brief article	58
N.C. office supplies are cheaper by the doesn't.	Maley, Frank		371
Paxar.			44
Progress Energy.			39
R.W. & Able.			58
Rabun Apparel.			45
Reynolds American.			59
Road rage.	Martin, Edward		582
Salix Pharmaceuticals.			32
Sara Lee.			46
She believes her software can size up manufacturing.	Richter, Chris		477
Sicel Technologies.		Brief article	66
Stanly Memorial Hospital.			45
State of North Carolina: North Carolina board of science and technology.	McMahan, Robert K.	Editorial	320
State pays a high price for low minimum wage.		Interview	823
Stock watch.		Table	662
Survey: there's been a run on the Banks.		Brief article	105
The brim reaper: Red Hat will buy JBoss.			101
Town makes sure its boat slips stick.	Murray, Arthur O.		423
Trend.		Table	780
United Therapeutics.			53
VF's new president expands wardrobe.	Richter, Chris		355
Wal-Mart Stores.			54
Wet and wild: builders try not to get in over their heads renovating the Pine Knoll Shores aquarium.			1010
Working capital.			27
Zebrafish among the innovations NCCU uses in studying diseases: Biomedical and Biotechnology Research Institute also calls on drama to try to eliminate health-care disparities among minorities.			879