Vietnam-based VinFast, an electric SUV manufacturer with plans for North Carolina, said three of its sales executives have left the company.
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North Carolina’s unemployment rate rose for the second straight month in September and is now 3.6%. Here’s the latest on the state’s economy.
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WRAL has learned Wolfspeed will be expanding its chip manufacturing into Chatham County. It’s a project that could bring 1,800 jobs with an investment of billions of dollars, according to the state budget.
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When Thanh Trieu decided to commit to purchasing VinFast electric SUVs for his car rental company, he jumped at the chance to tour the company’s headquarters in Vietnam. “I said, ‘[It’s a] no brainer. I want to go because I want to see what I’m investing into,’” Trieu said....
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New developments are popping up across Chatham County before VinFast’s first workers are hired for the company’s new electric SUV factory in Moncure. U.S. Census Bureau data shows the county has grown significantly in the last decade: The county had about 63,505 people as of April 2010. It has...
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Vietnamese automaker VinFast expects to start moving dirt this month in Chatham County to build a $4 billion factory. The automaker is promising to build fully-electric SUVs at a megasite in Chatham County, creating 7,500 jobs in five years. All this week, WRAL reporter Matt Talhelm and photojournalist Lauren DesArmo are traveling...
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On the heels of millions of people making career changes, companies are taking a hard look at what they must do in order to attract and retain their workforce.
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At Amgen’s new facility in Holly Springs, the company plans to employ 355 people from 2025 through 2029 at an average salary of $119,510.
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McClatchy Co., the organization behind Raleigh’s own News & Observer, released a statement saying they filed for bankruptcy on Thursday, ending family control of America’s second largest local news company.
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