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Nearly two dozen “clean energy” projects have been built or proposed in North Carolina, many in counties that have been ravaged by job losses in textiles, furniture, and other industries.
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The North Carolina State Lottery Commission announced Thursday the successful initial applicants for the interactive sports wagering operator licenses. Starting at noon Friday these companies can begin registering adults who want to play when betting is set to begin at noon March 11.
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North Carolina researchers were awarded more than $2 billion in National Institutes of Health research grants last year. More than half of that went to just two universities: Duke University and UNC-Chapel Hill.
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Credit Suisse executives say it's too early to talk about job cuts. It announced plans to eliminate 9,000 positions late last year.
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Legislative leaders announced Wednesday that they’ve agreed on how much to spend in the state budget for the next two years.
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The $5 billion Siler City plant, announced last year, will make silicon carbide wafers, which are the building blocks of semiconductors.
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The report says North Carolina ranked ninth in the U.S. for tech job growth from 2016 to 2021.
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Republican state lawmakers say they want to consider tax cuts this year, thanks to better-than-expected state revenue projections.
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Lindberg has been indicted again on federal criminal charges.
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The factory, which will make silicon carbide wafers, will be constructed on the site of a former coal power plant in the town of Ensdorf.
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A bill in the North Carolina House would require businesses to accept cash payments. It's in response to stores and restaurants that are going cashless.
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The N.C. Treasurer's office rejected two appeals of its decision to award the State Health Plan's administration contract to Aetna.