David Mildenberg is the editor of Business North Carolina. He covers a range of topics including business and economics, healthcare, education, and real estate, with a particular focus on commercial real estate, the housing market, and public education. David's work has been featured in WRAL TechWire, The Pilot LLC, Wilkes Journal Patriot Newspaper, and Business North Carolina.
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David Mildenberg’s coverage primarily focuses on business and industry, with a notable emphasis on stock market movements and private sector announcements in North Carolina. Most of his reporting involves press releases and private sector announcements.
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By: David Mildenberg
State Treasurer Brad Briner and the leader of N.C. State Health Plan say they are meeting with Atrium Health next week and WakeMed in August to discuss the hospitals’ concerns over changes that make them less attractive for plan members.
By: David Mildenberg
In a tense political environment, Charlotte Mayor Rob Harrington called for a calmer, more gentle tone during a talk with a longstanding community group Tuesday.
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About 52% of Charlotte voters support advancing the I-77 toll road expansion immediately, according to a new poll. About 38% are opposed.
Charlotte economist Mark Vitner, a keen observer of the Carolinas business community for decades, recently called Hickory and Catawba County “one of the most important industrial stories in the Southeast right now.”
By: David Mildenberg
Most big N.C.-based stocks soared over the past year. But 33 of the 75 showed declines. Stocks of North Carolina’s 75 largest public...
By: David Mildenberg
Can a business pro avoid academia’s inevitable landmines? In May 2006, when George W. Bush was president and “Bad Day” was topping the pop music charts, UNC Chapel Hill trustees kicked off plans for a “world-class research and learning campus” two miles north of campus. The Carolina North campus will provide a place for the […]
The Blackwelders scored a $1 billion exit by selling their Greenville gaming machine business. Their second act is now taking off. The CEO credits his wife for landmark success.
By: David Mildenberg
Duke Energy reported adjusted profit of $1.11 billion in the second quarter, or $1.43 per share. That was a 14% gain from a year earlier, surpassing analyst estimates of $1.32.
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board approved a new $10 miillion program today that will fund entrepreneurship efforts in six rural N.C. regions. The nonprofit willadminister the program.
By: David Mildenberg
Back in December, Lumbee Tribe Holdings bought a 241-acre tract near Interstate 95 in Robeson County for $6.8 million. It’s the for-profit arm of the Lumbee Tribe, which had received full federal recognition a few days earlier. The seller, Western Agricultural Holdings, an LLC based in Wyoming, had bought the land for $3.2 million a […]
