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6 results for Business North Carolina Vol. 42 Issue 8, August 2022
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"Since acquiring RBC Bank (USA) ten years ago, PNC has stewarded Rocky Mount's established banking tradition, while facilitating continued growth and impact for local customers and the community. Rocky Mount's banking legacy goes back to 1899, with the establishment of Planters National Bank. Peoples Bank & Trust was established in 1931.
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Raleigh Native, Ernie Pit, has become widely recognized throughout central North Carolina. Pitt has gained his admiration through the Winston-Salem Chronicle, a weekly newspaper highlighting the African-American community. The success and influence of the Chronicle have given Ernie a place in the North Carolina Media and Journalism Hall of Fame.
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Charlotte NASCAR Hall of Famer and CEO of NASCAR Speedway Motors, Bruton Smith, died on June 22, 2022, at the age of 95. During his life, Smith secured a spot on the Forbes list of 400 richest Americans through the massive success of Sonic Automotive Inc. Bruton's impact on the racing world will be continued by his son, Marcus G. Smith, the new Chief Operating Officer of Speed Motors Inc.
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Farming throughout North Carolina has revisited a more traditional method of cultivating livestock. Local farms like Hickory Nut Gap and Bradley's Farm House Beef strive to give consumers a 100% grass-fed pasture-to-plate experience.
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Boone, North Carolina has experienced a large increase in the number of individuals wishing to call it home. With an increasing student population at Appalachian State University and limited housing development, many may say, "too much prosperity comes with a price."
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Formerly ranked amongst the 40 most economically distressed counties in North Carolina, Nash and Edgecombe's counties have struggled to remain afloat for several years. Amidst the struggle, the two subdivisions have plans for a bright future by welcoming both foreign and domestic business investors.
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