Business
Michael Jordan, Denny Hamlin plan No. 23 race team complex in Huntersville
Jan. 6. By Dave Yochum. NBA legend Michael Jordan and three-time Daytona 500 winner Denny Hamlin plan to build the 23XI Racing headquarters on a 37 acre tract on Hwy. 21 at Hambright Road in Huntersville. The mixed-use project will include commercial space, 300 apartments, a hotel and flex space. Driver Bubba Wallace and the […]
National group buys physical therapy practices in Cabarrus, Denver
Jan. 6. CORA Health Services Inc., doing business as CORA Physical Therapy, a top-10 national operator of outpatient physical therapy services, announced today that it has broadened its coverage in North Carolina with the acquisition of Volk Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine and Advanced Physical Therapy Center. Volk PT was founded in 2006 and operates […]
The end: An entrepreneur’s guide on how to get there
Over the past year, CPA Jay Lesemann has written about what it takes to own your own business. He reviewed what it takes to go from an idea for a business to formalizing and legalizing your business to the administration of your business. There is one part left: The end. Dec. 28. By Jay Lesemann. […]
ICG expansion means 500 new jobs for CLT
Dec. 22. Intercontinental Capital Group, a direct mortgage lender specializing in single-family residential properties, will expand its Charlotte operations, adding 500 jobs over the next five years. Plans call for a capital investment of $5.8 million. The company was attracted to Charlotte’s “fin-tech” economic cluster. “For the experience of home financing to truly be delightful, […]
Home and property sales for November: Mooresville
These are recent property transactions over $250,000 as recorded by the county Register of Deeds. Mooresville 10/15/20 $282,000 Barbara Izzo to Gary & Kim Brewer, 105 Ivy Creek Ln. 28115 10/15/20 $346,500 D.R. Horton to Kevin P. Kasel, 131 Coddle Way 28115 10/15/20 $530,000 Michael & Mary Paradzinsky to Ann Marie Wempa & William James […]
How to be COVID productive
Dec. 17. Cheryl Kane. Selling is both an art and an exacting science. High performers know just how good they can be by leveraging their strengths. High achievers know how good they can become and work diligently to reach their peak capacity. Then our global pandemic hit us hard and seems to be holding us […]
Aquesta lands ‘Top Workplace’ award
Dec. 16. Cornelius-based Aquesta Bank has been recognized by the Charlotte Observer as a Top Workplace based on employee feedback gathered through a third-party survey administered by employee engagement technology partner Energage. The survey measured 15 drivers of “engaged cultures,” including alignment, execution and connection. The highest scoring area for Aquesta Bank was appreciation. Energage has […]
Landscape show in Concord moved from January to May
Dec. 14. The 17th Annual Greater Charlotte Home and Landscape Show, which was to be held at the Cabarrus Arena and Events Center in Concord next month, has been changed to May 7-9, 2021. The date change is due to the recent COVID-19 spike, more limitations on large public gatherings and anticipated COVID-19 restrictions that […]
‘Trash the Mask’ event at Concord Mills causes concern
Dec. 11. The Concord Police Dept. is paying attention to the “Trash the Mask” event posted across social media platforms by individuals not affiliated with the mall. The city says they “will continue to work with Simon Property officials to determine an appropriate course of action.” Simon Property is the owner of the mall, one […]
British electric vehicle company coming to Charlotte
Dec. 9. Arrival, a British-based electric vehicle company, is establishing its North American headquarters in Charlotte, adding approximately 150 new employees and investing approximately $3 million toward their new offices in South End. “We…are excited to partner with them on sustainable initiatives within our community. Their commitment to sustainability falls directly in line with Charlotte’s […]
