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2868
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Bed and breakfast inns, such as the Nu Wray Inn in Burnsville, attract travelers with amenities that include large rooms, more privacy, good food, and personal service.
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2869
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In Greensboro, H. Michael Weaver's family has been involved in philanthropy, real estate, and construction for almost fifty years. The Weaver Foundation ranks in the state's top ten corporate foundations in assets and yearly giving.
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2870
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Through sixty years and three generations, the J. H. Heafner Company in Lincolnton has grown to be one of the largest wholesale tire distributors in the country, with thirty-one distribution centers in eleven states.
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2871
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With the Durham side of the Research Triangle Park almost built out, 2,400 acres have been opened, mostly in Wake County. New tenants include Biogen, Cisco, Corning Bio, Ericsson, and NetEdge Systems.
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2872
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Cisco Systems, a $1.9 billion company located in Research Triangle Park, is the leading global supplier of hardware and software to access the Internet and to improve linkage of small computers with mainframe computers.
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