Governor Stein promotes NC’s economic strengths at SelectUSA, highlighting innovation, workforce development, and key foreign investments like Toyota and Novo Nordisk.
Governor Josh Stein announces NC tourism hits $37.2B in 2025, highlighting resilience post-Hurricane Helene and boosting local economies and jobs amidst challenges.
Governor Stein designates May 3-9, 2026, as Small Business Week, recognizing the pivotal role of entrepreneurs in North Carolina’s economic growth and resilience.
Governor Stein’s initiative calls for public input on new Opportunity Zones, aiming to boost investments in N.C.’s low-income areas and economic growth.
Governor Stein reveals AbbVie’s $1.4B campus in Durham, set to create 734 jobs, enhancing NC’s life sciences industry with advanced manufacturing.
Governor Stein’s $41M investment in NC empowers rural areas, creating 189 jobs and boosting local economies through infrastructure and business development.
“The Pitt” nails ER chaos, say NC pros. It captures overcrowding, violence, and the emotional toll, but exaggerates case severity per shift.
North Carolina’s January 2026 unemployment steady at 3.8%, while national rate drops to 4.3%. Nonfarm jobs up by 5,200, driven by education and health.
ECU Health plans to reopen Martin County’s closed hospital as a “Rural Emergency” facility, offering hope to the community.
Governor Stein’s announcement marks a significant economic boost for Charlotte as SMBC’s $50.5M investment is set to create 2,000 high-paying jobs.
ECU Health plans to revive a closed Martin County hospital in NC as a “Rural Emergency” facility, addressing urgent local healthcare gaps.
Governor Stein announces Linde Inc.’s $75M air separation facility in Northampton County, creating 20 jobs and boosting local industrial gas supply.
