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From the current issue of
North Carolina Magazine
Healthy
Business
Steve Miller, executive vice president of the Biltmore Co., takes the
helm as the 2005-06 NCCBI chair.
Today in North Carolina
IBM names new state executive. Dell breaks ground for its Winston-Salem
facility.
Bullish on Durham
Durham has attracted several new major employers in the last year and is on an
economic roll that includes the opening of the American Tobacco Complex and
revitalizing its downtown.
Don't Trip Up
Businesses can keep worker' compensation costs to a minimum if they have the
proper policies in place and get expert advice on avoiding common errors.
Selling the Vision
After retiring at 46, James Speed Jr. had to be coaxed back to work as CEO and
president of North Carolina Mutual Insurance Co., but he plans to take the firm
to new heights.
Wonders on the Waterway
By boat is the best way to travel from the Great Dismal Swamp to Old Baldy
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