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• May 16, 2008

  • Teenagers singing the summer job blues

    Nearly a quarter of teens who are eligible to work might not be able to find jobs, an expert says. Continue

• May 15, 2008

  • Greensboro Chamber honors 12

    The Greensboro Chamber of Commerce recognized 12 individuals and businesses for their achievements at the annual Business Awards Luncheon on Thursday. Continue

  • Unifi to close Va. plant

    About 145 workers will lose their jobs when Greensboro-based textiles manufacturer Unifi closes its Staunton facility in September. Continue

  • New nonprofit summit has local link

    Two Triad leaders join American Express Academy. Continue

• May 14, 2008

  • Greensboro store fined for overcharging

    A Greensboro store paid a fine for excessive price-scanning errors, according to the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services' Standards Division. Continue

• May 13, 2008

  • Greensboro mayor talks business with residents

    Mayor Yvonne Johnson says that making life easier for small businesses is one of her top goals. Continue

• May 12, 2008

  • Wachovia subpoenaed over auction-rate securities

    Wachovia Corp., the nation's fourth-largest bank, said Monday its securities unit and affiliates have received inquiries and subpoenas from federal and state regulators over auction-rate securities. Continue

  • News 14 to add offices at the coast

    News 14 Carolina will expand to the North Carolina coast beginning Sept. 22, the station stated today in a story on its Web site. Continue

  • WCWG files for bankruptcy protection

    Pappas Telecasting Inc., a private broadcasting group, said Saturday that 13 of its stations have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, including WCWG-TV in Greensboro. Continue

  • Market America taps pop culture

    The Greensboro-based distributor is joining forces with a famous fashionista and plans a music Web site. Continue

• May 11, 2008

  • Developer sets sights on former dealership in Greensboro

    Roy Carroll envisions luxury residential units on a portion of the former North State Chevrolet site at Smith Street and Battleground Avenue. Continue

• May 10, 2008

  • A memorial to Americans killed in Iraq

    She wanted to turn her display window into a makeshift memorial for the American soldiers, men and women, who have died in Iraq. They wholeheartedly agreed. Continue

• May 9, 2008

  • Some business reps to get limited access in storm area

    Police are planning to provide limited access for business owners who have businesses in the affected areas beginning at 11:30 a.m. Continue

• May 8, 2008

  • RF Micro layoffs are test for Triad

    The company isn’t likely to take its high-tech jobs overseas like other manufacturers, experts say. Continue

  • Bellemeade parcel has potential buyer

    An announcement about the old North State Chevrolet site could come in 2 months. Continue

  • CEO's resignation shocks furniture market

    Tom Lindh’s action at IHFC raises questions about the direction of High Point’s oldest showroom. Continue

• May 7, 2008

  • RF Micro slashes another 200 jobs

    For the second time in a month, high-tech chip maker RF Micro Devices will cut jobs locally. Continue

  • Home furnishings center head resigns

    Tom Lindh has resigned his position as president and chief executive officer of the International Home Furnishings Center effective immediately, the organization said in a press release today. Continue

• May 6, 2008

  • RF Micro slashes another 200 jobs

    For the second time in a month, high-tech chip maker RF Micro Devices will cut jobs locally. Continue

  • World of Tomorrow expo explores technology

    Starting Wednesday, the expo will showcase innovations from local companies. Continue

• May 4, 2008

  • More turbulence ahead for airline passengers

    With fuel prices up and airlines on the edge, Triad travelers could find summer travel carries many new headaches. Continue

  • Customers seeking bargains are turning to thrift stores

    Sales are up at Goodwill Industries, and more people — including first-time customers — are coming through the doors. Continue