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Articles in May, 2006 issue of Business North Carolina

• Are you experienced?(journalism)
  by Kinney, David
• Trend.(Statistical table)
• Stock watch.(Statistical table)
• The East, with the least, remains much the same.(ECONOMIC OUTLOOK)(Interview)
• Eastern.(aaiPharma Inc. emerged from bankruptcy protection)(Bozco plans to build factory )(Halifax Linen Service plans for expansion its linen supplies)
• Working capital.(Brief article)
• Triangle.(Inspire Pharmaceuticals marketing rights from Boehringer Ingelheim International)(Verizon Communications recruiting plans for workers and contracts with ABN AMRO Bank N.V.)(Progress Energy sold Progress Telecom to Level 3 Communications)
• Triad.(RF Micro Devices plans to spend and expand its Greensboro factory )(Krispy Kreme Doughnuts appoints Daryl G. Brewster)(VF Corp. promoted Eric C. Wiseman)
• Charlotte.(REGIONAL REPORT)
• Western.(REGIONAL REPORT)(Brief article)
• Kayak manufacturer: I'm back in the paddle again.(TAR HEEL TATTLER)
  by Murray, Arthur O.
• State should sink money into water.(TAR HEEL TATTLER)
  by Martin, Edward
• WHAT THEY'RE READING.(How the Scots Invented the Modern World: The True Story of How Western Europe's Poorest Nation Created Our World & Everything in It)(The Pentagon's New Map: War and Peace in the Twenty-first Century)(It's a Long Way from Penny Ap
• Tattle tales.(Jerry Schleuning)
• Figuratively speaking.(Brief article)
  by MacIntyre, John
• Official gets boot for going country.(Rick Watson, chief executive officer of Northeastern North Carolina Regional Economic Development Commission)
  by Maley, Frank
• Wachovia CFO's job is a Wurtz case scenario.(Tom Wurtz, chief financial officer)
  by Brown, Kathy
• She finds smoother selling in America.(PEOPLE)
  by Richter, Chris
• He has developed an edifice complex.(Empire Properties LLC's Greg Hatem )(Brief article)
  by Richter, Chris
• Summertime, and living is easier for tournament.(golf tournament at Greensboro)
  by Roush, Chris
• The China trade: the state lands the headquarters of a company from a country many Tar Heel manufacturers love to hate.(FEATURE)
  by Speizer, Irwin
• Down Mexico way: illegal immigration is suppressing Tar Heel wages, but this boon to business also is creating a new underclass.(Cover story)
  by Martin, Edward
• He's all talk: but that's creating a lot of action for radio's Mark Packer, who's syndicating his sports gabfest across the Carolinas.
  by Murray, Arthur O.
• The guiding lights: these towers beam a message to mariners navigating the state's treacherous coastline: look before you leak.
• Bricks & mortar.
• These estimates are fairly conservative in the sense that, wherever possible.(Cartoon)