Recently added articles from Business North Carolina:
Data errata.(UPFRONT)(Correction notice)
Nov 01, 2009; ... Talk about leading with your chin: On this page last month, I lamented the loss of craftsmanship and commitment to getting it right in much of what passes for journalism these days. No sooner had the magazine begun hitting mailboxes than I got an e-mail from Bill Carroll, a senior ...
Pols mugged mall.(READERSWRITE)(Letter to the editor)
Nov 01, 2009; ... Without a doubt Charlotte-Mecklenburg elected leaders, past and present, contributed to the demise of Eastland Mall (cover story, October). Development goes unchecked. Look at any map and you'll see where low-income or affordable housing has been directed to the east and west sides of ...
Realtors' retort.(READERSWRITE)(Letter to the editor)
Nov 01, 2009 ... I take issue with columnist G.D. Gearino's statement in the October issue that real-estate brokerage is an obsolete field in today's society. There are 37,500 Realtors in North Carolina who obviously feel otherwise, as they help people every day navigate the myriad steps required to buy or ...
Up Front's look back.(READERSWRITE)(Letter to the editor)
Nov 01, 2009 ... I enjoyed your column (Up Front, October). The days of pulling border tape, cutting rubylith and waxing down copy are long gone from offset printing. Hardly anyone remembers molten lead. Digital has made it easier but has certainly done away with the craftsmanship of putting ink on paper ....
'Allege' means just that and no more.(READERSWRITE)(Letter to the editor)
Nov 01, 2009; ... I am Randy Parton's attorney and want to point out a blatant misstatement in the article about Rick Watson (cover story, September). The article said: "Dismissing the suit, Superior Court Judge John R. Jolly Jr. ruled that [Roanoke Rapids businessman Jim] Garrett had no legal standing ...