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Articles in March, 2008 issue of Business North Carolina

• More.(UPFRONT)(David Simon)
  by Kinney, David
• Trend.(Statistical table)
• Stock watch.(Statistical table)
• Economic outlook.(interview with Stephanie McGarrah and Gene Byrd)(Interview)
  by Maley, Frank
• Biotechnology wants a lead role: after years of preparing a work force and other infrastructure, the industry is ready to take a star turn in the state's economy.(SPONSORED SECTION)
• Currituck: the show doesn't have to go on.(Eastern)
• Population bust.(Eastern)(Statistical table)(Brief article)
• Cape Fear Bank.(Eastern)
• Tax sucks life out of biofuels.(Triangle)
• Executive moves.(Triangle)
• The Castleton Group.(Triangle)(Brief article)
• Optimal Technologies.(Triangle)(Brief article)
• RBC Centura Banks.(Triangle)
• Granville County.(Triangle)(United States. Department of Homeland Security)(Brief article)
• Clinipace.(Triangle)
• Furniture making may come back--literally.(Triad)
• Home is where the heart is--and incentives are.(Triad)
• Detention center slips across river to Gaston.(Charlotte)
• BofA will reach the top with Countrywide deal.(Charlotte)
• Speedway Motorsports.(Charlotte)(Brief article)
• Chelsea Therapeutics.(Charlotte)(Brief article)
• Foes fear you can't see the forest for the trees.(Western)
• Keep Asheville Weird.(Western)
• John Swofford.(Sports)(Atlantic Coast Conference)
  by Gray, Tim
• Jim Rutherford.(Sports)
  by Gray, Tim
• Judy Rose.(Sports)(UNC Charlotte)(Brief article)
  by Gray, Tim
• Kym Hougham.(Sports)(Brief article)
  by Gray, Tim
• Spotlight on: Ben Sutton Jr. CEO, ISP Sports, Winston-Salem.(Sports)(International Sports Properties Inc.)(Brief article)
  by Gray, Tim
• Wisdom of the sage's.(FINEPRINT)
  by Gearino, G.D.
• A moderating influence.(CAPITALGOODS)
  by Mooneyham, Scott
• Changing prescriptions: pharmacists compound a new formula to keep fit a business that's been in the family four generations.(FEATURE)
  by Martin, Edward
• The picture of health: Duke Executive Health Program provides a detailed look, but its true value is what clients draw from the experience.
  by Gray, Tim
• Roll your own: with price support gone up in smoke, the growers co-op is making cigarettes to make a market for its members.(PICTURE THIS)
  by Parry, Amanda
• Bricks & mortar.
• Pozen.(Triangle)(Brief article)
• Working capital.(Charlotte)
• Johnson C. Smith University.(Charlotte)(appointment of Ron Carter)(Brief article)
• AT & T.(Eastern)
• Working capital.(Western)
• Nationwide Insurance.(Triangle)
• RF Micro Devices.(Triad)
• Swift Galey.(Western)
• Motricity.(Triangle)
• Cogdell Spencer.(Charlotte)(Marshall Erdman and Associates Inc.)(Brief article)
• Leiner Health Products.(Eastern)
• Krispy Kreme Doughnuts.(Triad)
• Cambria.(Charlotte)
• Ultracoat.(Western)
• Pace Airlines.(Triad)
• Consolidated Theatres.(Charlotte)
• Working capital.(Eastern)
• GoldToeMoretz.(Triad)
• Invitrogen.(Triangle)
• Carolinas HealthCare System.(Charlotte)
• Goodrich.(Charlotte)
• GAF Materials.(Eastern)
• Qimonda.(Triangle)
• Remington Arms.(Triad)
• Lance.(Charlotte)
• Hickory Brands.(Charlotte)
• Hanesbrands.(Triad)
• Nexxus Lighting.(Charlotte)
• Western Carolina University.(Western)
• Arsenal Digital Solutions.(Triangle)
• Working capital.(Triangle)
• Working capital.(Triad)
• Parkdale Mills.(Charlotte)
• Superior Machine Company of South Carolina.(Western)
• Quintiles Transnational.(Eastern)
• Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings.(Triad)
• Exactech.(Charlotte)(Exactech Inc. acquired ALTIVA Corp.)(Brief article)
• Bank of Granite.(Western)
• Brunswick.(Eastern)