A nation cannot long exist without revenues. Destitute of this essential support, it must resign its independence, and sink into the degraded condition of a province.
This week Siemens Energy announced that it would be investing $421 million to expand its’ operations in North Carolina. The expansions will occur at multiple locations, involve the manufacturing of energy infrastructure equipment, and are expected to create 500 new jobs statewide. “The equipment we produce in North Carolina is helping meet our nation’s unprecedented...
An analysis of trade data reveals that pharmaceuticals are the No. 1 trade commodity, with Mexico and China among NC's top trade partners.
Fort Liberty in Fayetteville will once again be known as Fort Bragg, but it won’t be for Confederate General Braxton Bragg.
A new report by the McKinsey Global Institute sounds the alarm on what it calls one of the most significant and under-discussed global issues facing advanced economies: Population decline driven by falling fertility rates. With two-thirds of the world living in countries where fertility rates are below the replacement rate of 2.1 children per family,...
The research triangle will host FISU World University Games during the summer of 2029.
A British whistleblower has been fired over his alleged claims that VinFast vehicles can fall apart while driving, causing serious injuries or death, as in the case of a family of four from California that were killed earlier this year. The state of North Carolina is spending hundreds of millions of dollars on the car maker's Chatham County manufacturing project.
There will be a change in leadership for Durham-based chip maker Wolfspeed, which has recently seen a 20% reduction in its workforce.
Durham-based company Wolfspeed announced Wednesday that it is reducing its workforce by 20%, with most of the layoffs coming from its Durham location.
Money is being allocated through a reserve fund to fund the 2029 World University Games set to take place in North Carolina.
“We have really endeavored here to honor their memory and the fact that this is such a pivotal moment in history,” Laurie said. “Now we drink tea on our own terms.”
