2006-10
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25 years made a world of change for economyMichael Walden has monitored changes in North Carolina’s economy since joining N.C. State University’s faculty in 1978. A professor in the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, he prepares The North Carolina Economic Outlook, a semiannual forecast. In 2008, the University of North Carolina Press will publish The Modern North Carolina Economy: Origins and Prospects, his analysis of how it has evolved over the last 30 years.
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Buy all appearancesThat you can do at Morris Costumes, especially this time of year when business is so good that it's downright scary.
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Global glut of grapes makes growers gulpThe bloom may be off the grape in North Carolina. A worldwide wine glut left Yadkin Valley and other growers struggling this year to find buyers for their crop. |
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Holly Springs gets stuck by incentives |
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Look awayAnniversaries come and go, sometimes coinciding and even colliding. We’re putting this, our 25th anniversary issue of Business North Carolina, to bed three days after the nation commemorated the fifth anniversary of 9/11. I had asked Alex McMillan, who was on our editorial staff from 1994 to 1999 and is now a freelance writer in Hong Kong, to do a piece on Chinese workers as part of the package. He filled me in on what he’s been up to.
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Market fears buyers put off by inn crowd |
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The China tradeOur jobs for their cheap goods is how these workers have shaped the Tar Heel economy – and they're not finished. |
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Under pressure |
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