Durham city attorney Kimberly Rehberg last month asked Wikipedia to unmask the identities of users who have published accurate but unfavorable information about the officials to the crowdsourced encyclopedia.
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A new study ranking Durham-Chapel Hill and Raleigh-Cary as two of the “most educated cities” in the U.S. provides further evidence why North Carolina’s educated workforce was a key reason CNBC recently selected the state as it’s top state for business.
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The Bull City placed 35th for jobs in a new Wall Street Journal study of “small metro” areas across the U.S. Asheville came in at 23rd, Wilmington at 64th and Burlington at 97th.
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A new index of US cities ranked “Durham-Chapel Hill, NC” at No. 11. The hyphenated metro combination of Durham and Chapel Hill jumped up 32 spots from last year’s ranking of No. 42. But Raleigh fell.
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Google’s decision to create an engineering hub with 1,000 employees in Downtown Durham is good news for the city and the region but also poses some risks, says a Duke University professor and author who focuses on economic development issues.
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The six startups in this year’s Innovate Durham cohort have spent 12 weeks testing their products and services with city and county departments. They’ll present their use cases this week in a demo day.
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The Triangle comes in No. 2 and Charlotte No. 4 among the nation’s hottest real estate markets, says a major new study.
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Moogfest took over downtown Durham April 25-28, 2019. Photos by Chris Baird.
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The initiative would work to provide leadership training and office space to local minority and female entrepreneurs.
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