As Congress works on data privacy laws, I hope they will consider the needs of small businesses like those in NC's Outer Banks and strive to strike the right balance between data privacy and business success.
More Americans believe Republicans are better equipped to handle the economy, the top issue in Gallup's survey (24%). This measure is "highly predictive of election outcomes" dating back to 1948.
North Carolina’s second-highest court heard arguments Tuesday in a case challenging Jacksonville’s food truck regulations. Plaintiffs working with the Institute for Justice argue that the regulations restrict constitutionally guaranteed economic rights.
The state Supreme Court's recent ruling favoring an Alamance County race track could help a fight against healthcare certificate-of-need restrictions.
The fact that both businesses and workers are flocking to "best for business" states and fleeing "best for workers" ones is a major hint on which metric matters more.
While a large manufacturing facility might need 100 megawatts of electricity — equivalent to about 100,000 homes — a single data center may use 15 times that amount of power.
The North Carolina Supreme Court wrestled Tuesday with a case pitting the state Revenue Department against a business that sold prepaid cards that could be used for wireless phone service. The dispute involves more than $516,000 in unpaid taxes and penalties.
Food insecurity in North Carolina requires innovative thinking and digging into the challenges facing growers and consumers.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has upheld the state Utilities Commission’s decision to change the way utility companies credit customers who generate energy with rooftop solar panels. Tuesday’s unanimous decision rejected arguments from environmental groups who had challenged the change to “net metering.”
Four years after the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic, several high-profile cases have reached North Carolina's highest court.
Our advertising choices have grown significantly, and ads have become steadily less expensive and more effective. If Google had a monopoly, that's not what you'd expect to see.
