OC Jobless Claims Down In June
Orange County remained in the top five for best unemployment rates in the state.
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Kidzu Children’s Museum Needs New Spot In UMall
Kidzu Children’s Museum made the move to University Mall in February of this year, but now it’s on the move again, looking for a new spot inside the mall.
Read MoreNC In June: Fewer Employed, Jobless Rate Flat
Posted by Ran Northam | Jul 18, 2014 | Business
More than 8,500 fewer people in North Carolina were employed in June compared to May, although the state’s jobless rate remained flat.
Read MoreWeaver Street Market Removes Eden Foods
Weaver Street Market has decided to remove any and all Eden Foods products from their shelves in the wake of the Hobby Lobby ruling that allows employers to exempt certain types of birth control from workers’ insurance plans.
Read MoreCarrboro Firm Develops Web App to Register Voters in Libya
Currently, the system has registered 1.5 million Libyans, according to a press release from Caktus Group.
Read MoreChapel Hill Comics Changing Hands
Posted by Aaron Keck | Jun 24, 2014 | Business
Andrew Neal, the longtime owner of Franklin Street’s Chapel Hill Comics, says he’s selling after 11 years.
Read MoreNC Unemployment Rates Remain Stable
North Carolina’s unemployment rate for the month of May 2014 increased to 6.4, rising by only 0.2 when compared to April’s rate of 6.4. Meanwhile, the national average remains at a rate of 6.3.
Read MoreLocal Realtors “Fix A Home” – And You Can Help
Posted by Aaron Keck | May 30, 2014 | Business
You’re invited to a food truck rodeo and silent auction at Carrboro Town Commons on Sunday to benefit “Fix-A-Home.”
Read MoreNC Unemployment Steadily Improves
The North Carolina Department of Commerce, Labor and Economic Analysis Division reported the unemployment figures for both North Carolina and the US for the month of April, and there appear to be signs of improvement.
Read MoreState Unemployment Continues Drop
Posted by Ran Northam | Apr 21, 2014 | Business
North Carolina’s unemployment rate has dropped more than two points in a year and remained below the national average in March for the second-consecutive month.
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