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F. Kenneth Iverson is CEO of Nucor Corp., which is poised to become the largest steel company in the US, even surpassing US Steel Co.
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Diverse Moore County has only 60,000 residents but possesses a state-of-the-art hospital, the world's best golf course, and commercial air service.
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As the two-term governor, Jim Martin, ends his stewardship of the state's business, he looks back with satisfaction and some lingering anger concerning the people and events that dominated his time.
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In an unusual public/private partnership, the Durham Chamber of Commerce is working with two federally funded programs, (mainly JOBS - Job Opportunities and Basic Skills) to find good jobs for those who are trying to break the cycle of poverty.
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894
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Two experts, Marabella Young Stewart and Kathy McLaughlin, offer tips on protocol for business people - both beginning employees and established executives.
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The Raleigh-based family restaurant, Golden Corral, has set in motion an ambitious plan to become the dominant player in the US restaurant industry within five years.
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896
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Politicians who reside in the western half of NC fared poorly in the elections, which produced a roster of government leaders who all seem to hail from the East.
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897
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Jim Hunt is returning to the Governor's Mansion, but he will be dealing with a legislature that's dominated by a new breed - and one that's showing signs of an independence Hunt may find troubling.
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The economic strategies of some of the nation's most widely recognized economists will be presented at North Carolina State University's Emerging Issues Forum.
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William Holland, Chairman and CEO of Charlotte-based United Dominion, which provides industrial products and engineering and construction services, discusses how his company has coped with the recession.
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While other banks nationwide were suffering from the sluggish economy in 1992, North Carolina banks increased their earnings and extended their reach in and beyond the state by acquiring the assets and deposits of savings and loans and merging with smaller institutions.
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920
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Rick Willetts, President and CEO of Wilmington-based Cooperative Bank, discusses the future of community, home-town banks.
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921
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Burke County is experiencing growing pains as a result of an economic boom in the 1990s.
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The history of the town of Valdese is examined on the eve of its 100th anniversary.
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Governor-elect Jim Hunt addresses the economy, education, and other issues in this interview.
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