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The State of Things
11:42 am
Fri April 12, 2013

The Iron Lady Leaves Her Fingerprints On North Carolina Politics

Credit BBC Radio 4, via Flickr
Margaret Thatcher at Chequers. Photo taken September 1, 1993 in Ellesborough, England, GB.

  • Experts examine pros and cons of privatization in light of McCory's plan to privatize Medicaid and the Commerce Department

Margaret Thatcher is as divisive in death as she was in life.  Even as many around the world mourn her loss this week, others celebrate it.  London police are bracing for protests and possible violence at her funeral.

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State of Things
12:02 pm
Thu September 13, 2012

Is Time on Our Side?

Julia Scatliff O'Grady attended several time management seminars before she started to teach them.  Neither the experience of being a student or a teacher satisfied her interest in how we use time. So she studied several people with unique relationships to time and wrote the new book, "Good Busy: Productivity, Procrastination and the Endless Pursuit of Balance"

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Business & Economy
6:13 pm
Thu July 12, 2012

North Carolina #4 State in the Nation for Business

North Carolina is the fourth best state in the country for business, according to a new survey from CNBC.

Asma Khalid: According to the CNBC study, North Carolina performed particularly well in the transportation and workforce categories.  Lew Ebert is the president of the North Carolina Chamber of Commerce.

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Politics & Government
6:10 pm
Mon July 9, 2012

Hagan Pushing Tax Breaks For Small Businesses

With Congress back in session U.S. Senator Kay Hagan is touting a bill she says will help small businesses. Jeff Tiberii reports.

Jeff Tiberii: The Small Business Jobs and Tax Relief Act of 2012 is expected to come up for a vote this week. Hagan says the legislation has bipartisan support and will accomplish two things.

Kay Hagan: The first is an income tax credit on new payroll. And this is either through hiring new people or increasing current wages and there will be a 10-percent income tax credit to the small businesses.

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