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Covering business, labor and tech — The News & Observer
Since 2021, more than 16,000 NY residents have moved to the Triangle's three main counties, adding to the local presence of people from the land of lake effect snow, Garbage Plates, wings, and the Buffalo Bills:
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Panthers, smanthers: The Triangle is home for Western NY food and football
Garbage Plates in the Tar Heel State. A group of non-native NC residents from the north have made their new state look (and taste) familiar.
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11 days ago
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New records: Nearly all of MrBeast's upcoming Beast Games Season 2 shot in Eastern NC, where MrBeast/Jimmy Donaldson grew up and remains based. To award a Beast production crew $15 million in incentives, NC first had to update its grant rules:
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MrBeast filmed most of new Beast Games in NC after state updated incentive rules
New public records explain not only when and where Beast Games Season 2 was shot, but how North Carolina adjusted its guidelines to bring it to MrBeast’s home state.
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about 1 month ago
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News scoop in downtown Durham: Meta did not renew its office lease this summer at American Tobacco Campus. The tech company previously committed to hire 100 engineers at this site.
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Meta ends lease of Durham office where it once planned to employ 100 engineers
One of the world’s 10 most valuable companies has exited an office at American Tobacco Campus.
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about 1 month ago
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about 2 months ago
RTP scientists fired for signing a petition criticizing EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin challenge terminations. They've appealed to the U.S. Merit Systems Protection Board, saying their free speech rights were violated. (Via
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RTP scientists fired by EPA for signing a petition challenge terminations
“Beyond the legal reasons, I still maintain a deep commitment to the mission of the EPA,” one dismissed EPA employee told The News & Observer.
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Wednesday was a big auto day for North Carolina, with two events from two very different car companies. Toyota marked the opening of its promised $13.9 billion battery plant. Later in Charlotte, revived Scout Motors announced it would open a 1,200-worker HQ:
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Within a few hours, North Carolina raised its automaker bona fides at two sites
Between established Toyota and revived Scout Motors, the Tar Heel State celebrated major car developments this week.
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2 months ago
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2 months ago
Between established Toyota and revived Scout Motors, the Tar Heel State celebrated major car developments this week.
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Within a few hours, North Carolina raised its automaker bona fides at two sites
Between established Toyota and revived Scout Motors, the Tar Heel State celebrated major car developments this week.
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Toyota began producing hybrid car batteries months ago at its new Liberty, NC plant, but on Wednesday, the company invited workers and government officials to celebrate the launch of its promised 5,000-worker-plus Piedmont facility.
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Toyota marks production launch at NC battery factory, surpasses 2,500 workers
Toyota celebrates North Carolina battery factory production in Randolph County town of Liberty, where Japanese carmaker manufacturers for hybrids and electric
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2 months ago
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North Carolina is central to a great U.S. obesity drug race. Competition between Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk has affected 1000s of jobs between Charlotte and Raleigh. I visited the companies’ Triangle sites to learn how their drugs are made — and who's winning.
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Heavy weights: North Carolina is at the heart of a great American obesity drug race
Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk’s competition in weight-loss drugs has affected thousands of jobs between Charlotte and Raleigh. Who is winning?
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article312824196.html
2 months ago
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IBM confirms it will move most Red Hat back-office staff (finance, legal, HR, accounting, and some supporting IT) into the parent company early next year.
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IBM moves Red Hat back-office workers into parent company. Why some are watching.
Most finance, HR, legal, accounting and some IT support staff at the Raleigh software provider Red Hat will be shifted into IBM early next year.
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2 months ago
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A new drive to unionize four Amazon facilities in Durham begins after labor advocates lost an election earlier this year near Raleigh. “We didn’t lose, we learned,” one union leader said.
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Amazon union organizers start another NC campaign — this time in Durham
The new drive to unionize Triangle warehouse workers begins eight months after labor advocates lost an election near Raleigh.
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article312755020.html?mrfhud=true
3 months ago
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The News & Observer
3 months ago
Vulcan Elements enters $1.4 billion partnership to pay for its first major commercial facility and challenge Chinese industry dominance.
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U.S. government to take $50 million stake in Triangle rare earth magnets startup
Vulcan Elements enters $1.4 billion partnership to pay for its first major commercial facility and challenge Chinese industry dominance.
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One of my favorite stories. Happy Halloween! 📚👻
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Spooky shelves: What the most stolen library book in Buncombe County says about Asheville
Veteran librarians don't hesitate to name the most absconded library book in the area. What this commonly disappeared text means about regional lore.
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3 months ago
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While Amazon commits to create 500+ jobs at a future data center in Richmond County, the company's incentive agreement with the local government allows Amazon to only hire 50 full-time workers there to receive its property tax breaks:
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Amazon breaks ground on $10 billion data center between Raleigh and Charlotte
While some North Carolina communities battle data centers, Amazon is launching a 20-building project in Richmond County.
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3 months ago
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How fast has Nvidia reached an unprecedented $5 trillion valuation? These are all stories I’ve written in the past 2.5 years:
3 months ago
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“Everybody’s here.” Original Queer Eye cast member/TV personality Carson Kressley gave me an interview yesterday at High Point, NC’s famed biannual furniture market.
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3 months ago
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3 months ago
Many foresee a dire future for entry-level white-collar work.
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AI is disappearing entry-level office jobs as NC blue-collar training gets boost
Many foresee a dire future for entry-level white-collar work.
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JD Vance officiated at his wedding. Now, Kyle Walsh is the director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences after atypical hiring process.
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Duke professor, JD Vance friend named director of NIH’s RTP office. Some see issue.
JD Vance officiated at his wedding. Now, Kyle Walsh is the director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences after atypical selection process.
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3 months ago
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3 months ago
Duke University professor, JD Vance friend named director of NIH’s RTP office. Staff and former directors say Kyle Walsh's appointment as NIEHS director bypassed standard nationwide search process.(Via
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Duke professor, JD Vance friend named director of NIH’s RTP office. Some see issue.
JD Vance officiated at his wedding. Now, Kyle Walsh is the director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences after atypical selection process.
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article312600154.html
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In an N&O interview, the developer behind the New Hill Digital Campus near Apex defended his data center project against residents' noise, energy, environmental concerns. The fight unfolding in Wake County is one more common as U.S. data center demand surges.
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If this Wake County farm isn’t right for new data center, developer asks where is?
Residents have raised environmental, energy and noise concerns over the New Hill Digital Campus.
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article312573020.html
3 months ago
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If you pass an internet cafe with black out windows in Raleigh or Durham, there's a good chance it's an electronic gaming hall. Their operations violate NC law, from slot machines to sweepstakes terminals. I played them, lost and won, and wrote about it:
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Inside the Triangle’s illegal gaming cafés — where the internet rarely works
Gambling continues at internet sweepstakes cafés in Raleigh, Cary and Durham, even though they violate the law.
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3 months ago
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Thief ignored cash in register and took only Pokémon cards at Raleigh’s Hidden Block Games, one of three local stores to have Pokémon cards targeted in recent overnight break-ins. The largest U.S. printer of Pokémon cards also happens to be in the Triangle:
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Pokémon cards stolen in three overnight break-ins of Wake County game stores
A burglar ignored the cash register and took only Pokémon cards, the store’s owner says, reflecting the high prices these cards fetch.
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3 months ago
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Under federal law, employers must give workers 60 days' warning before certain mass layoffs. But as contractors, Amazon delivery drivers can fall into a loophole where they get much less warning — including no warning at all.
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Why Amazon drivers can be laid off without the usually required 60 days’ notice
Amazon delivery drivers aren’t Amazon employees. This distinction was recently highlighted during a mass job cut in Durham, N.C.
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3 months ago
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Saw my first severed leg and learned how a Triangle transplant maker custom 3D prints ankles, knees, hips and shoulders:
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Need a knee? Growing Triangle transplant maker blazes 3D-printed joints in RTP
Ankles, shoulders, hips and knees. From its Morrisville headquarters, restord3D is broadening its ambitions to get into more operating rooms.
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article312145752.html
3 months ago
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Say goodbye to Wolfspeed, and say hello to Wolfspeed. Shares of the Durham, NC semiconductor supplier appeared to have ballooned 1,700% earlier this week, but the reality explains the new state of this newly non-bankrupt company.
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Why Wolfspeed’s stock rose 1,700% this week — and what really happened
Was the newly non-bankrupt Durham semiconductor supplier suddenly the next meme stock? Not quite.
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article312326637.html
4 months ago
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The town of Carrboro and Duke Energy met in a downtown Raleigh courtroom this week to debate whether the town can sue over Duke's approach to climate change:
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Can an NC town sue Duke Energy like it’s a tobacco company in 1998?
Carrboro is trying to do what no local government has done before.
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article312247613.html?mrfhud=true
4 months ago
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Research Triangle Park is a few votes from its 50-year plan to remake the Triangle. This week, Durham County Commissioner Nida Allam said she supports an effort to bring housing and transportation to the park.
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What could RTP look like in 2074? The Triangle is a few votes from finding out.
More homes? Towers? Grocery stores? The center of the Research Triangle might never look the same.
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article312116914.html
4 months ago
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Is the future of military drones being designed next to a Burt's Bees factory in Morrisville?
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Anduril doubled Triangle site as trendy defense firm readies AI fighter drone
The fast-growing tech company may have bypassed North Carolina for a 4,000-job factory project, but Anduril has added to its local facility where it makes the unmanned aircraft, Fury.
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article311954436.html
5 months ago
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5 months ago
New: NC Gov. Josh Stein just launched a new advisory council about AI. More about what that means for taxpayers, jobs, and an AI reg reform bill coming next
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What will NC being an AI leader mean for taxpayers? Gov. Stein creates new group
A new AI Leadership Council will bring together public and private leaders to oversee artificial intelligence efforts in NC.
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Breaking: The sodium-ion battery startup Natron Energy will cease operating on Wednesday, Sept. 3. It was only last summer that Natron committed to build a $1.4 billion/1,000-worker manufacturing plant in North Carolina's Edgecombe County.
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Natron Energy, company behind $1.4 billion NC project, is going out of business
The battery maker behind North Carolina’s largest economic project announced last year, will stop operating Wednesday.
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5 months ago
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5 months ago
The weekly Open Source business newsletter from
@skyoutbriout.bsky.social
is always an entertaining read. Particularly this week as he reports from Waffle House ahead of National Waffle Day. (And I learned NC is behind only Georgia and Florida in the number of Waffle Houses.)
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Pondering AI job displacement at a South Durham Waffle House
Ahead of National Waffle Day, The N&O intrepidly visits two area Waffle Houses to hear what customers think about the economy.
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5 months ago
Doctors at
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@duke-university.bsky.social
didn’t mince words this week about US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr’s decision to cancel millions in contracts and grants for vaccine research.
@skyoutbriout.bsky.social
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UNC, Duke doctors sound off on RFK Jr.’s claims about mRNA vaccines
“I’m going to have to struggle not to use profane language,” one local researcher said.
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article311580571.html
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6 months ago
Fun story from
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on Cooper, Stein and the disappearing necktie. I wonder how quickly ties would disappear from the
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When will Roy Cooper next wear a tie? No neckwear is no accident.
North Carolina’s top Senate candidates kicked off their campaigns this week without neck ties. Plus, Duke stays quiet on Trump funding threat and inside Garner’s massive Amazon warehouse.
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This month, The News & Observer got an exclusive tour of Amazon's RDU1 fulfillment center in Garner. It is a massive warehouse, and what really stood out to me (especially as a journalist) was the prevalence of metrics at the facility.
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At Amazon’s massive Triangle warehouse, metrics drive workers and robots alike
How do customers get Amazon deliveries within days? We toured the RDU1 facility in Garner, North Carolina, to see.
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article309086680.html
6 months ago
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6 months ago
All of Duke Health's federal funding could be cut in Trump administration dispute over alleged race-based policies. The latest from
@skyoutbriout.bsky.social
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Trump administration threatens all Duke Health funding over alleged race policies
Secretaries Robert Kennedy Jr. and Linda McMahon are asking the Durham university to create a “Merit and Civil Rights Committee.”
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/politics-government/article311501871.html
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The company behind NC’s biggest jobs headline of 2024 is in financial trouble. Sodium-ion battery startup Natron Energy is low on cash and struggling to get investors (as many battery startups currently are). What it means for its $1.4 billion NC project?
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It promised a $1.4 billion NC factory last year. Now, the company is low on cash
Last August, the battery startup Natron Energy announced it would create more than 1,000 jobs at a massive new factory near Rocky Mount. Those plans have been interrupted.
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6 months ago
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6 months ago
Funds cut, research ended, jobs lost: How Trump 2.0 has altered North Carolina's Research Triangle. Trump NIH funding cuts have caused layoffs and stalled Triangle research. (Via
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Funds cut, research ended, jobs lost: How Trump 2.0 has altered NC’s Research Triangle
President Donald Trump’s policies over the past six months have brought profound changes to the “research” part of the Research Triangle. What happened — and where does the region go from here?
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NIH layoffs in RTP were made official Monday following last week's Supreme Court ruling. Impacted workers at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences were notified via email Monday. It's the only NIH campus outside the D.C. area.
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Trump administration makes NIH layoffs in RTP official after Supreme Court ruling
In an email Monday, a few dozen National Institutes of Environmental Health Sciences workers in Durham were told they would be out of jobs by the end of the day.
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/politics-government/article310688345.html
6 months ago
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Spoke with Duke University's Dr. Barton Haynes about the Center for HIV/AIDS Vaccine Development, which HHS canceled in May. Haynes now has 12 months to find $ to continue the 20-year project, which he said is close to piloting a prototype vaccine in humans.
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Duke HIV scientist searches for money after Trump ends landmark vaccine program
In an interview with The News & Observer, Dr. Barton Haynes talks future of HIV vaccine development after HHS canceled the Center for HIV/AIDS Vaccine Development.
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/politics-government/article309720475.html
6 months ago
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North Carolina reclaims top state for business in CNBC’s annual ranking. It's the 3rd time in 4 years that the state has topped CNBC's list. Beyond bragging rights, the CNBC rankings can sway potential new employers. (Via
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NC reclaims top state for business in CNBC’s annual ranking. Here’s why.
Landing at No. 1 on the much-watched list gives the Tar Heel State bragging rights. It could also help North Carolina get more jobs.
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article310367570.html
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Last week, the EPA put 139 employees on leave "pending an investigation" for signing a letter criticizing agency administrator Lee Zeldin. Among those on leave are at least six EPA staff members at the agency's large campus in Research Triangle Park.
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EPA workers in RTP among those put on leave for criticizing Trump, Zeldin policies
Some Triangle workers are barred from all agency duties after signing a letter dissenting Environmental Protection Agency policies under the Trump administration.
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article310146805.html
7 months ago
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The Durham semiconductor supplier Wolfspeed officially filed for bankrupcy today. The company looks to emerge from Chapter 11 by end of September after erasing 70% of its debt.
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Just in: The Florida manufacturing firm Jabil will choose between sites in FL and Salisbury, NC for a new $264 million, 1,181-job AI/cloud hardware plant. On Monday, NC awarded Jabil incentives worth up to $11.2 million (plus there's job training and local $$)
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NC gives Fortune 500 company incentive to land 1,181-jobs project near Charlotte
The manufacturing solutions firm Jabil says tax breaks are necessary as it chooses between competing sites in North Carolina and Florida
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article309706455.html?mrfhud=true
7 months ago
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How the Durham semiconductor supplier Wolfspeed went from an all-time high share price to Chapter 11 in less than four years.
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Wolfspeed releases bankruptcy plan, which gives creditors control of NC chipmaker
The struggling Durham semiconductor supplier details how it expects to emerge from Chapter 11.
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article308936400.html
7 months ago
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7 months ago
NC's Wolfspeed announced its bankruptcy plans this evening. The latest from
@skyoutbriout.bsky.social
on the company initially started by NC State students and known as lighting and LED maker Cree.
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Wolfspeed releases bankruptcy plan, which gives creditors control of NC chipmaker
The struggling Durham semiconductor supplier details how it expects to emerge from Chapter 11.
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Which NC college did Greenville's MrBeast actually drop out of? Even his own lawyers don't have it correct.
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Which NC college did MrBeast actually briefly attend? And why it kind of matters
East Carolina University or community college? Even lawyers for MrBeast’s company appear to have it wrong.
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article308493735.html
7 months ago
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7 months ago
UNC, Duke researchers await NIH funding after judge halts Trump administration diversity cuts. Researchers could see their federal grants reinstated after a judge ruled they were illegally cut. (Via
@skyoutbriout.bsky.social
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UNC, Duke researchers await NIH funding after judge halts Trump diversity cuts
“We’re proceeding as if the grant is going to return,” one North Carolina university researcher said. “We’re also preparing for the reality where nothing will change.”
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/politics-government/article308835385.html
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7 months ago
Exclusive: NC's secretive Gov Ops committee is seeking a slew of records from a UNC coronavirus researcher whose internationally known work has made him the focus of conspiracy theories and misinformation. Story from
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@dawnbvaughan.bsky.social
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@skyoutbriout.bsky.social
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NC lawmakers launch ‘fact-finding mission’ into UNC coronavirus researcher Ralph Baric
Exclusive: Interest in what caused the coronavirus pandemic has many political dimensions today, with President Trump saying genetic engineering and a lab accident were likely cause.
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JetZero has selected the Greensboro for its first factory, an ambitious $4.7 billion project the California aviation startup says could one day employ 14,500 workers. If successful, it will be the biggest new workforce in recent North Carolina history.
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NC lands jet maker for projected 14,500-job factory, largest in recent history
JetZero seeks to smash the hiring record for a North Carolina-backed economic project. Can it deliver?
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article308294955.html
7 months ago
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7 months ago
Wolfspeed continues what has been an aggressive year of cost cutting. The latest from
@skyoutbriout.bsky.social
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Wolfspeed lays off more than a third of its workforce at new Chatham County factory
The cuts come as the Durham company seeks to resolve its debt burden through potential bankruptcy.
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article308390085.html
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8 months ago
Duke University to offer more buyouts, anticipates layoffs under funding threats. Duke will offer new faculty buyouts ahead of likely staff layoffs in response to multiple Trump administration federal funding threats. (Via
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Duke University to offer more buyouts, anticipates layoffs under funding threats
The Triangle’s largest employer is poised to decrease its workforce further this summer.
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