Winston-Salem has a new place for entrepreneurs and freelancers to work. It's called Flywheel. WFDD contributor Justin Catanoso writes about the concept of collaborative work spaces like Flywheel in his column this week in the Triad Business Journal.
Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center announced Wednesday it will partner with Vidant Health of Greenville and WakeMed of Raleigh in a joint venture at a time in when size and scale in the health care industry are increasingly important.
Every day, businesses across the Triad and the state generate hazardous waste like toxic chemicals and solvents.
Millennials, those ages 18 to 34, have been flooding the job market over the last decade.
When it comes to selling groceries, there are few industries that are more competitive – especially at the higher end of the spectrum. Winston-Salem-based Lowes Foods is in the midst of a major transformation to change how shoppers think about their grocery-buying experience.
Here in the Triad, and across the country, we love our pets. And we're willing to spend a lot of money on them – especially when we leave town on vacation. How much money?
For all the challenges that cities such as Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point face in generating new jobs and training a skilled workforce, those same challenges in the Triad's rural communit
Having spent more than 40 years as Greensboro's top community leader, 80 year-old Jim Melvin is chasing the biggest project of his life with no plans to retire.
The Piedmont Triad region has had no new hotels built in the past three and a half years. That stands to reason because occupancy rates have remained fairly flat over the same period. Suddenly, though, six new hotels are being planned collectively in downtown Greensboro and Winston-Salem.
If you want to identify a primary force behind the nation's rising health care costs, look no further than cardiac care.