Posted Sep. 4, 2012 at 7:31 a.m.
Business and technology has the lead the transformation of North Carolina, experts say.
As presidential politics heat up and the Democratic National Convention gets underway in Charlotte, experts take a look at the transformation of North Carolina vs. South Carolina with positive changes rooted in business, technology, and more....
NC technology shifts politics from its southern neighbor
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Business and technology has the lead the transformation of North Carolina, experts say.
As presidential politics heat up and the Democratic National Convention gets underway in Charlotte, experts take a look at the transformation of North Carolina vs. South Carolina with positive changes rooted in business, technology, and more....
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