Lauren Ohnesorge is a reporter for the Charlotte Business Journal, focusing on local business and economic news in the Charlotte area. With a keen interest in startups, technology, and economic trends, Lauren covers stories that impact the local business community and provide insights into the region's economic growth and development.
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