Restaurants, shops and trails coming to 100 acres of Wake Forest University land
The project, located near the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds and Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium, is called “The Grounds.”
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17,000 AT&T workers in Southeast strike over contract negotiations
More than 17,000 AT&T workers in nine states across the Southeast are on strike after accusing the company of unfair labor practices during contract negotiations this summer.
A cosmetics manufacturer brings new investment and more than 100 jobs to High Point
A Florida-based cosmetics manufacturer will relocate to High Point bringing with it more than $8 million of investment along with 108 jobs to the region.
Cannabis business owned by Cherokees in North Carolina to begin sales to any adult in September
The marijuana retailer owned by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians on western North Carolina tribal lands will begin selling cannabis products to anyone age 21 or over next month. Great Smoky Cannabis Co. revealed the Sept. 7 start date Thursday on social media.
Moji Coffee, a workplace for people with disabilities, to close in September
Moji Coffee and More in Winston-Salem is one of the local inclusive workplaces providing opportunities for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. But its five-year run is coming to an end.
HanesBrands to relocate to downtown Winston-Salem
HanesBrands is moving its headquarters back to downtown Winston-Salem as it focuses on streamlining operations.
A trio of brokers assess the state of commercial real estate in the Triad
Even as the office building sector continues to struggle as values drop in many parts of the country, the Piedmont Triad appears to be weathering the storm.
United Way of Forsyth County to reduce funding for partner agencies
The organization is cutting funding to partner organizations by 42% in order to shore up its budget.
Greensboro equipment company plans $30M expansion and job creation
The James M. Pleasants Company, Inc. is making a $30 million investment to expand its Greensboro operations.
Boom Supersonic cuts ribbon on manufacturing plant in Greensboro
Ultimately, Boom plans to have a workforce of about 2,400 people and the ability to churn out 33 planes a year.