The Triad Business Journal

Society has long pushed students to pursue the traditional four-year college degree, citing it as the ultimate path to success.

A remote tropical island in the Caribbean and the Yadkin River may seem like worlds apart.

Liquor ages slowly but the craft distilling industry is growing quickly. Just like the wine and then craft beer industries before it, distilling is preparing to boom in North Carolina.

A major renovation project is in the works for a historic downtown skyscraper in Greensboro.

The Triad is awash in large-scale construction projects right now. As one of the oldest projects nears completion, the implications for future growth are beginning to emerge.

Three years ago, Cornerstone Health Care in High Point laid out a plan to change how it cares for patients, and perhaps just as importantly, how it gets paid to deliver that care.

Halpern, an Atlanta-based developer, is asking the Greensboro Zoning Commission for a 60-day continuance in its application to rezone a 6.7 acre area  from a residential one to retail at Friendly Avenue and Hobbs Road.

Each year, the Triad Business Journal names an eclectic mix of business people from the region who the staff believes will have a real impact on the year to come.  Editor Mark Sutter joins Justin Catanoso to discuss the newspaper's 2015 “10 to Watch”.

In his column this week in the Triad Business Journal, Justin Catanoso offers some surprising insights about how cities can make a global impact when it comes to climate change. Catanoso recently returned from Lima, Peru, to cover the United Nations World Climate Summit.