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Amazon announces new fulfilment center, delivery stations coming to Charlotte
Business
Charlotte business owner earns $60K in a month using the Clubhouse mobile app
Season Bennett is a barbershop owner who uses the Clubhouse mobile app to earn tens of thousands of dollars a month. Last year she made six figures with it.
News
Infant toys at Target, Walmart recalled for potential choking hazards
The Firefly Frank Infant Teether, Clip Clop Activity Rattle, and Target's 'Cat and Jack Romper' were recalled recently due to potential choking hazards.
Money
United launches new academy to bring in more diverse pool of pilots to the skies
United Airlines is creating a direct pipeline to grow to help break down barriers that prevent women and people of color from being commercial airline pilots.
Money Resources
Pie in the sky business idea during a pandemic works out well for these sisters
A nurse and a teacher saved their money to open a pie shop despite losing loans, construction delays and more amid COVID-19.
Local News
‘I’m so blessed’: Winston-Salem native starts his very own soda company
Growing up in a family full of entrepreneurs, Michael Robinson knew he wanted to own his own business from a young age.
Money
'You can't help but feel grateful': Community supports single mother's business through pandemic
Kristin Hayes lost out on a PPP loan, but the local community stepped up in a big way to support this single mom's small business.
Money
Retailers struggling to fill jobs
The National Retail Federation expects sales to hit record levels coming off the pandemic.
Entertainment News
The 2 reasons film, TV productions coming to Charlotte
There are two big reasons production companies are coming to North Carolina, specifically Charlotte: A grant program and the landscape.
Money Resources
Retailers are struggling to fill jobs
The National Retail Federation expects sales to hit record levels coming off the pandemic.
Features
'It gets really scary': With available farmland quickly diminishing around Charlotte, one group is fighting to save it
Over the last 20 years, the Charlotte metro area has lost 270,000 acres of farmland to development. There’s only about 2,000 acres left and the clock is ticking.
Local News
With available farmland quickly diminishing around Charlotte, one group is fighting to save it
Over the last 20 years, the Charlotte metro area has lost 270,000 acres of farmland to development. There’s only about 2,000 acres left and the clock is ticking.
Business
Charlotte business owner earns $60K in a month using the Clubhouse mobile app
Season Bennett is a barbershop owner who uses the Clubhouse mobile app to earn tens of thousands of dollars a month. Last year she made six figures with it.
News
Infant toys at Target, Walmart recalled for potential choking hazards
The Firefly Frank Infant Teether, Clip Clop Activity Rattle, and Target's 'Cat and Jack Romper' were recalled recently due to potential choking hazards.
Money
United launches new academy to bring in more diverse pool of pilots to the skies
United Airlines is creating a direct pipeline to grow to help break down barriers that prevent women and people of color from being commercial airline pilots.
Money Resources
Pie in the sky business idea during a pandemic works out well for these sisters
A nurse and a teacher saved their money to open a pie shop despite losing loans, construction delays and more amid COVID-19.
Local News
‘I’m so blessed’: Winston-Salem native starts his very own soda company
Growing up in a family full of entrepreneurs, Michael Robinson knew he wanted to own his own business from a young age.
Money
'You can't help but feel grateful': Community supports single mother's business through pandemic
Kristin Hayes lost out on a PPP loan, but the local community stepped up in a big way to support this single mom's small business.
Money
Retailers struggling to fill jobs
The National Retail Federation expects sales to hit record levels coming off the pandemic.
Entertainment News
The 2 reasons film, TV productions coming to Charlotte
There are two big reasons production companies are coming to North Carolina, specifically Charlotte: A grant program and the landscape.
Money Resources
Retailers are struggling to fill jobs
The National Retail Federation expects sales to hit record levels coming off the pandemic.
Features
'It gets really scary': With available farmland quickly diminishing around Charlotte, one group is fighting to save it
Over the last 20 years, the Charlotte metro area has lost 270,000 acres of farmland to development. There’s only about 2,000 acres left and the clock is ticking.
Local News
With available farmland quickly diminishing around Charlotte, one group is fighting to save it
Over the last 20 years, the Charlotte metro area has lost 270,000 acres of farmland to development. There’s only about 2,000 acres left and the clock is ticking.
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