Tyson Wilkes Plant Ramping Back Up After Temporary Closure
As hundreds of workers tested positive for COVID-19 at the Tyson plant in Wilkes County, the company says it plans to ramp up operations again this week.
Business
Amid COVID Closures And Layoffs, Some Local Businesses Thrive
Earlier this month, North Carolina began Phase 1 of reopening.
Restaurants Continue To Struggle, Even With Federal Loans
Small businesses across North Carolina have applied for federal loans to help stay open during the coronavirus pandemic.
North Carolina Business Owners Anxious In Midst Of Pandemic
As North Carolina businesses sit idle during the COVID-19 pandemic, business owners sit anxiously and wonder when — or if — they'll get back to work.
Greensboro Bus Service Halted Following A Staff Walkout
Bus service in Greensboro has been halted following a walkout by drivers and support staff. The action came after an unidentified bus operator tested positive for COVID-19.
Wake Forest Baptist Health Plans Employee Furloughs, Executive Pay Cuts
Wake Forest Baptist Health is planning on furloughs for some leadership and administrative employees. There will also be temporary pay cuts for senior management.
Truist Cuts 800 Jobs Following Merger, More Layoffs Expected
Truist Bank has cut 800 jobs as a cost-saving measure. The cutbacks come in the wake of a merger between BB&T and SunTrust.
HanesBrands Pivots To Mask Production To Fight Outbreak
Winston-Salem-based HanesBrands will shift some of its production to making badly needed masks to fight the spread of coronavirus.
Shorter Hours, Some Restrictions Part Of New Reality For Grocers
Grocery stores have been cutting back hours in response to the coronavirus, and some have also started limiting sales of certain high-demand items.
Amazon Will Hire Thousands In North Carolina To Meet Online Demand
As unemployment in North Carolina is expected to skyrocket due to the spread of the coronavirus, there is one bright spot on the horizon. Amazon is preparing to hire thousands of workers.