Dan Barkin

Army veterans talked about making the transition from the military to civilian careers. Moderating was Gov. Roy Cooper

NC East Alliance economic development agency has come up with a plan to keep youngsters in eastern N.C. and working in local industry.

The Federal Aviation Administration counts the number of remote pilots, namely people who have passed the Part 107 exam.

Many big N.C.-based companies soared over the past year. But 33 of the 75 showed declines. By David Mildenberg, Chris Roush and Matt West It's conventional...

The Greater Fayetteville Chamber held its State of the Community luncheon last week, providing an excellent overview of some key initiatives under way in the state’s sixth-biggest city. The region’s economy remains dominated by Fort Liberty, which has nearly 49,000 active duty personnel and 16,200 civilian employees and contractors. The annual military payroll totals $3.1 […]

Twenty-eight North Carolina companies were recently awarded platinum and gold medals for hiring veterans. The U.S. Department of Labor recognized more than 800 employers by presenting them with the 2024 Honoring Investments in Recruiting and Employing American Military Veterans Medallion Award.

Andrew Barnes, a veteran, has been named the first military and veteran segment leader for Wells Fargo’s Commercial Banking Diverse Segments t eam. Barnes will work with veteran-owned and -led middle market businesses, helping to provide access to capital and Wells Fargo resources. Barnes works out of Charlotte, but his territory is the entire country, according to Wells Fargo.

The Federal Aviation Administration counts the number of remote pilots, namely people who have passed the Part 107 exam.

Selecting Business North Carolina’s Small Business of the Year winners is always challenging. So many entrepreneurs in the Old North State diligently serve their...

Fort Liberty is a massive installation with more generals than any place outside of the Washington, D.C., area, some 38 general officer positions. One of the most visible of those positions is held by the commanding general of the XVIIIth Airborne Corps. When the U.S. has to deploy troops in a hurry, particularly to Europe or the Middle East, the call often comes to Fayetteville.