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Charlotte-based Asana Partners is asking Mecklenburg County and the city of Charlotte for $19 million in property tax rebates. The money would help pay for them to convert the old Duke Energy headquarters into apartments and retail.
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Black-owned businesses are growing at a rate of nearly 35 percent, according to the most recent U.S. Census data. There are about 14,000 black…
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The director of North Carolina’s film commission is in Park City, Utah, to attend the annual Sundance Film Festival. He’s there to convince directors,…
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WFAE's Duncan McFadyen reports on the mixed reactions to Wednesday’s news that Chiquita plans to close its corporate headquarters in Charlotte.Chiquita is…
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It’s been more than 24 hours since Speaker Thom Tillis and Senator Pro Tem Phil Berger announced a budget deal was all but done.Senator Berger said the…
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Appliance Maker Electrolux announced it will add more than 800 jobs with the expansion of their U.S. corporate headquarters in Charlotte. Electrolux says…
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The film industry contributed $250 million in direct spending to the North Carolina economy this year, a dip from last year, according to a new estimate…
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Elected officials across the country will tell you they dislike the practice of handing out economic incentives to lure businesses to their communities.…
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Thirty productions claimed tax credits last year for filming in North Carolina, including some blockbusters like Iron Man 3 and the Hunger Games.…
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One billion dollars. That's what production companies have spent filming in the state since 2007. Now here's another number: $100 million. That's about…