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Charlotte-based wireless and communication hardware company SmartSky Networks has secured $75 million.

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Charlotte-based artificial intelligence company Stratifyd has secured $10 million in debt financing. Read on for the latest news in venture capital in the local area.

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Whataburger sues North Carolina's What-A-Burger for trademark infringement, challenging the local chain's right to its name following Whataburger's expansion into the state.

The Scorpio, a beloved LGBTQ+ bar in Charlotte, is set to reopen at a new location on Fairwood Avenue, with a merger that combines it with event space RSVP South End.

ZARA, a global clothing retailer, will open its first North Carolina location at SouthPark Mall in Charlotte in 2026, occupying a prime spot for its U.S. expansion plans.

FedEx is closing its Conover, NC, facility, affecting 69 jobs, amid broader business adjustments, offering severance and transfer options to the impacted workers.

Charlotte's leaders are considering a new stadium for the Panthers and Charlotte FC by 2046, amid local concerns about current infrastructure near Bank of America Stadium.

Walmart is laying off 155 employees from its Charlotte call center as part of a refocus on its business strategy, with some support roles being eliminated. Affected staff are encouraged to apply for other roles within the company.

Peter Thomas is charged with not paying $640,000 in taxes withheld from employees' wages and faces a potential five-year prison sentence after a plea deal.

Charlotte's minority business owners can join the ninth AMP Up cohort to grow their businesses through Interise's StreetWise 'MBA' curriculum, with applications open until July 19.

Two juveniles, believed to be brothers, were shot in Gastonia, Gaston County. One was wounded in the leg, the other in the torso; both were hospitalized. The incident followed an argument. No arrests yet as police investigate.

Charlotte mourns Terri Graham, Mel Graham's wife, who died after an eight-year battle with ovarian cancer. Her service is on July 3 at Central Church.

Gastonia launches a new on-demand microtransit service, GoGastonia, replacing six bus routes with a fleet of 14 minivans to offer residents a flexible transportation option.

Several NC stores, including two Family Dollar locations, have been fined over $162,000 for price scanning errors that resulted in customer overcharges.

Charlotte Police are probing multiple shootings in Uptown Charlotte, with one person injured and another sustaining life-threatening wounds. No arrests have been made.

Harper's Restaurant in SouthPark, Charlotte, is set to close on July 20, 2024, after over 30 years due to property redevelopment into a bank, leaving staff and patrons disheartened.

The PSCSC approved rate hikes for Duke Energy customers in South Carolina, impacting 660,000 users with an 8.7% bill increase by 2024 and an additional 4.3% by 2026.

The Mecklenburg ABC Board recorded a 15% rise in profits, with tequila being a popular product. New technologies like the ABC To Go app might have contributed to this growth, and Tito's Handmade Vodka leads the sales.

An officer-involved shooting occurred in Newton after police responded to a 911-hang-up. A man shot at officers, was fired upon, and is in critical condition. The incident is under investigation by the State Bureau of Investigations.

Police have identified Lamarcus Jackson as the homicide victim in Charlotte's Westover Division, with the CMPD investigating and seeking public assistance.

Three suspects have been arrested in connection with Corey Damoan Robinson's death, facing charges including murder and identity theft. The CMPD has conducted a multi-state investigation.

North Carolina ranks second behind Virginia in CNBC's best states for business, influenced by concerns about the state's infrastructure, particularly utilities.

Elderly man with dementia, Elijah McCarthy, is missing in Charlotte since July 14. Last seen at Nordstrom Rack, he may be in a white Nissan Sentra, CT plate 9AKVFO. Police urge public to report sightings.

Truist Financial Corp. is reducing jobs in its technology department as part of a broader restructuring and cost-saving plan, though exact numbers are undisclosed.

An individual died in a collision on I-485 near I-85 in northeast Charlotte, causing traffic delays and road closures. The cause and identity remain undisclosed as investigations continue.

The CMPD is investigating a recently declared homicide on Werburgh Street after a death was reported and processed by various units. No suspect or victim details have been released.

North Carolina Wildlife officers aided a 3-year-old girl with a severe leg injury at Lake Norman, providing emergency care and assisting her transfer to a trauma hospital.

Charlotte man, Hasahn Flowe, receives over nine-year prison sentence for Hobbs Act robbery and firearm possession after sharing crime-related photos on social media.

Charlotte's popular bar Lost & Found is closing on July 22 for rebranding and renovations, aiming to reopen in fall with enhanced seating and sports-viewing features.

Former cable news host Lou Dobbs passed away at 78, known for his work at CNN, Fox Business, and support of Donald Trump. He faced controversy over election fraud claims.

Search efforts continue for a missing North Carolina mother and her toddler, absent for three weeks. Separate from an unrelated drowning incident, the investigation involves multiple teams.

A motorcycle crash in Charlotte resulted in the death of Bryan Gonzales Barreras. Police are investigating the incident, which involved a collision with a Honda CR-V.

Pierre Ramseur was shot dead by deputies trying to arrest him on multiple charges at the Elite Conover Complex in Catawba County after he used his vehicle against them.

Krispy Kreme has sold the majority of its stake in Insomnia Cookies for an estimated $350 million, retaining 34% ownership, to focus on its core doughnut business.

A North Carolina business owner, James Christopher Robinson, has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for tax and credit card fraud totaling about $4.4 million.

Wiers Farm Inc. expands its recall across several states for produce like cucumbers and peppers due to listeria risks, advising consumers to return items or dispose of them.

IHOP franchisee Suncakes agreed to pay $40,000 to settle an EEOC religious discrimination and retaliation suit after allegedly firing an employee for not working Sundays due to his faith.

Mecklenburg County News announces two training programs for small business growth, targeting minority and women owners and businesses looking to expand, starting in January 2025.

Falfurrias Management Partners has invested in snack manufacturer Snak King, with financial details undisclosed, aiming to bolster expertise and growth.

Duke Energy Carolinas customers will see a rate hike in September and a larger decrease in January due to fuel cost adjustments and potential nuclear tax credits.

Mecklenburg County Solid Waste and Recycling is hosting a hazardous waste collection event on September 18 for nonresidential entities. Fees are reduced and appointments are required. The first five participants receive a $100 discount.

Bank of America is raising its minimum hourly wage to $24 in October, benefiting full and part-time employees.

Off-duty Pineville Police Officer Christopher Jackson was charged with DWI and related offenses after being found unresponsive in his car by CMPD. He has been suspended without pay pending a court appearance and internal review.

Charlotte's FY2023 CBI Annual Report shows a $2.85M investment in MWSBE bond contracts to promote economic diversity, an increase in professional services spending, and improvements in training and support for local businesses.

Balenciaga opened its first North Carolina store at Charlotte's SouthPark Mall, positioned near other luxury brands, offering a range of fashion items.

Charlotte County Affordable Housing Advisory Committee is seeking local volunteers with expertise in areas like building and banking to address affordable housing needs.

The Lamplighter Inn in Charlotte is closing due to numerous code violations, forcing tenants to find new housing. The city is assisting with relocations.

Vendor registration is open for the 2nd annual Florida-Friendly Garden Fest on April 26, 2025, at Centennial Park Recreation Center in Port Charlotte.

Mecklenburg County residents must list personal property for tax purposes from January 1-31. This includes watercraft, mobile homes, and business equipment. Online and mail submission options are available, with late listings incurring a 10% penalty.

Whataburger plans to open multiple locations in North Carolina, including Charlotte and Greensboro, by 2025, and will feature digital ordering and a 24/7 breakfast service.

Northlake Mall, facing safety issues and reduced foot traffic, is set for a $39 million ownership change to Hull Property Group, pending court approval, despite legal concerns from parties affected by a past shooting incident.

A car accident on East Independence Boulevard in east Charlotte caused traffic delays, with two injured in the early morning and road closures extending until afternoon.

The Duke Endowment donated an additional $5 million to aid small businesses impacted by Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina, bringing the total grant fund to $35 million.

Food Lion recalled ground beef from a Gastonia store due to potential contamination with foreign materials, offering refunds through its "Double Your Money Back Guarantee." The recall is confined to one location.

Odyssey Logistics has selected Charlotte for its global HQ, promising over 80 jobs and a $111,000 average salary. This move aligns with Charlotte's status as a corporate hub.

A man from Charlotte died after being shot near Atlanta's State Farm Arena during the NCAA Tournament; police are investigating with no suspect info released.

Michelin Guide will expand to include North and South Carolina, recognizing the American South's culinary scene.

REBEL, a recommerce platform, has expanded to a 279,000 sq ft facility in Kannapolis, NC, focusing on selling discounted home goods while promoting sustainability to address retail's return crisis.

Hickory, NC, invested $40 million in urban renewal, spurring over $115 million in development. Crafting Hickory Magazine details these projects and the city's growth strategy.

Jalon Williams transitions from a machinist to an entrepreneur, leveraging his skills to start an embroidery business, inspired by his early love for LEGOs and building.

Charlotte's oldest Dairy Queen on Wilkinson Boulevard was sold for $1.1 million to Khan & Singh Property Management LLC, with future plans undisclosed.

BHS Corrugated North America is opening a new 25,000-square-foot Experience Center in Charlotte, with over 50 new jobs expected. The center will focus on innovation and customer experience in the corrugated industry.

Hickory's mulch sales continue every Friday, starting May 30 after a brief pause for Memorial Day. Residents can purchase mulch from the Yard Waste Facility for their gardening needs.

Canadian company AVL Manufacturing is expanding to Charlotte, NC, creating 325 jobs and investing $56 million, with focus on industrial enclosures for various sectors.

Daimler Truck Financial Services USA LLC has selected Charlotte for its North American headquarters, investing $7 million and creating 276 jobs in the Ballantyne neighborhood with an average salary of $134,000.

Bojangles, a fast food chain, considers a sale over $1.5 billion, aiming to expand its footprint and riding the growth in chicken-oriented restaurants.

JetZero is creating a new factory in Greensboro, NC, pledging to create 14,500 jobs over 10 years with a $4.7 billion investment. The facility aims to produce the fuel-efficient Z4 aircraft, boosting the local and state economy.

Charlotte launched "Future Forward," a talent initiative pairing with experts to align local talent with industry needs and establish career pathways.

Governor Josh Stein visited a Coca-Cola facility in Charlotte, observing its apprenticeship program, and stressed the importance of vocational training for economic growth.

Picasso Mediterranean has opened at Merino Mill in Mooresville, joining a vibrant business district with over 50 tenants. The project, led by Michal Bay, has been revitalized over 17 years and was celebrated with local leaders.

Matthews Police are searching for Keith Bryant Powell, a 59-year-old man missing since August 7, last seen on Gander Cave Lane in Matthews. He is described as a light-skinned Black male with freckles and short black hair.

Iredell County Sheriff's Office schedules the auction for a stray pig found in Statesville, to be held on September 16, 2025, at their Animal Services Building.

American Airlines announced a new direct flight from Charlotte to Vero Beach, Florida starting February 12, 2026, with daily services on a CRJ-900 aircraft, providing a convenient two-hour journey for passengers.

A fatal shooting occurred at Brooklyn Nightclub and Lounge in Uptown Charlotte; police seek information about the incident which involved a confrontation between groups.

The Mallard Creek Presbyterian Church is ending its annual barbecue fundraiser after 93 years due to leadership changes and sustainability issues. The event was a local tradition, attracting presidents and providing funds for missions.

Wayflyer, an Ireland-based fintech startup, has chosen Charlotte, North Carolina for its U.S. headquarters, attracted by the city's financial scene and talent pool.

Avelo Airlines expands affordable travel with new nonstop flights from Concord-Padgett Regional Airport to Chicago and Nashville, starting February, enhancing Concord's connectivity.

The People's Market in Charlotte has closed due to staffing shortages and a series of other challenges, including costly repairs and delays in a critical loan. The closures impact the Elizabeth and Myers Park locations, ending plans for expansion.

A Charlotte woman won a $250,000 top prize from a $20 Winter Winfall scratch-off ticket bought at Publix. She claimed her prize, taking home $179,381 after taxes.

The Charlotte Small Business Ecosystem Assessment reveals local entrepreneurs' challenges and strengths and establishes an action plan for growth and resiliency by 2026.

R.O.'s Bar-B-Cue in Gaston County is closing after 80 years due to economic challenges, but their slaw and pimento cheese will remain available in stores.

Mecklenburg County extends the deadline for residents and businesses to list taxable personal property. Details must be submitted by February 2, 2026, to avoid a 10% penalty.

State filings and a city sign permit suggest Sycamore Brewing will relaunch as Club West Brewing while distancing the business from a co‑founder’s criminal case.

Kevin Hart has taken an ownership role at Charlotte‑born Burn Boot Camp as the franchise targets roughly 150 new locations in 2026. The tie‑up comes as the chain moves to scale nationally.

Brian Moynihan says customers are still spending even as affordability tightens; the bank points to payments growth and AI‑driven efficiency.

Lowe's will cut about 600 corporate and support roles tied to its Mooresville base; the company says store employees aren't affected and will provide support to those impacted.

Simon is bringing Garage, Tilebar and a new luxury watch boutique to SouthPark, with openings scheduled from April through July.

Bank of America will deploy $25 billion of its balance sheet into private‑credit lending and promoted Anand Melvani and Scott Wiate to lead the program, a move with clear implications for Charlotte's finance hub.

IMC Metals America will open a copper rod mill at its Shelby plant, adding dozens of local manufacturing jobs and boosting supply for energy and telecom projects.

Lithuania’s SBA Home opened a $70M factory in Mocksville, producing IKEA lines and promising about 250 jobs as the plant ramps up. Local leaders say production and hiring are underway.

Charlotte-based LendingTree posted record $1.12B revenue in 2025 and credits AI with lifting conversions while it preps a South End office and trims some roles.

A new statewide report finds NC clean‑energy jobs rose 13.8% since 2020, with battery and solar manufacturing now powering much of the growth. The shift is reshaping hiring and training needs across the state.

Prepac will close its Whitsett factory and lay off about 200 workers starting May 2; the company pointed to high domestic costs and low‑cost imports while state incentives come under scrutiny.

A North Carolina WARN filing shows a Kenco warehouse in Charlotte will eliminate 86 jobs at its General Drive facility, effective May 17.

Berkshire Hathaway trimmed millions of Bank of America shares in recent filings, reducing a major stake while remaining one of the bank’s largest outside investors.

A Powerball ticket sold at JD Gas & Grocery in Dover matched five white balls and, with Power Play, doubled to a $2 million prize; winners have 180 days to claim.

A WARN filing shows Family Dollar will close its Matthews distribution center by mid‑2026, putting about 373 workers at risk and prompting state outreach.

A WARN notice lists 188 workers affected after parking management at Charlotte Douglas shifts to a new contractor. Some may be rehired, but many face separation.

Honeywell will invest roughly $500M to modernize military‑tech production under a Pentagon framework; Charlotte could see supply‑chain and job effects depending on where work lands.

Charlotte‑based Krispy Kreme closed two deals this month that together generated about $120M in cash as the company pushes a refranchising‑led turnaround. Management says proceeds will help pare debt and fund growth.

North Carolina added roughly 29 Dollar General stores in the past year, pushing the state past Georgia to become the nation’s No. 2 for the chain.

More than 25,000 frozen pizzas and focaccia were recalled after metal fragments were found in slow‑roasted tomatoes.

A Chain Store Guide report shows Walmart, Harris Teeter and Food Lion still capture about 60% of Charlotte‑area grocery spending as sales hit a record $10.8B.

Local builders say AI data‑center buying and global supply shocks have doubled some RAM and storage prices, adding roughly $200 to typical PC builds.

Sealed Air, the Charlotte maker of Bubble Wrap and CRYOVAC, was taken private on April 9 in a $10.3B buyout by CD&R, ending its public trading.

Parkdale Mills filed a WARN notice to close its Lexington plant on June 7, 2026, cutting 68 jobs — the second North Carolina plant to shutter this year.

Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Truist will report Q1 results this week as markets wobble; analysts will watch net interest income and loan quality.

Partners at Hogan Lovells and Cadwalader approved a historic merger to form a 3,100‑lawyer firm with roughly $3.6B in revenue, set to begin operations July 1.

Paris‑based Cartier has chosen SouthPark Mall in Charlotte for its first standalone boutique in the Carolinas, boosting the mall’s luxury profile. Details on timing and size are still pending.

Honeywell agreed to sell its PSS unit to Brady for $1.4B, accelerating the company’s portfolio reshaping ahead of an aerospace spin-off.

Vitacost will close its Lexington fulfillment center, with a state WARN filing showing 130 workers will be laid off by July 1. The move follows a recent sale of the company.

Federal researchers estimate about 2.3 million metric tons of lithium in the Appalachians, and Albemarle’s Kings Mountain project has cleared key federal reviews. The move brings jobs—and tough environmental questions—to the Charlotte foothills.

A Monroe couple invested more than $500,000 to open Vetus Distillery, a downtown operation making Bulgarian rakia and small-batch fruit brandies.

Six Flags said its CFO will step down May 8 as it names a new CMO and legal chief, with interim finance leadership in place. The changes arrive alongside stronger Q1 results and a push to sharpen the company’s post‑merger strategy.

Brighthouse posted a $792M first-quarter loss even as a $4.1B Aquarian takeover moves toward regulatory sign‑offs.

Gambling.com promoted Charlotte‑based co‑founder Kevin McCrystle to CEO as the company unveiled an AI‑led plan to cut roughly 25% of its workforce and pivot toward sports data. The firm says the move will yield about $13M in annual savings.

A local hemp processor filed a WARN to lay off 121 workers and shift operations to North Carolina, citing state licensing changes for hemp‑derived products.

Bob’s Discount Furniture opens a 35,115‑sq‑ft University City showroom this Thursday, with Pineville, Matthews and Hickory locations also planned. The move is part of a national expansion push.

Stanly and Currituck recorded the state’s lowest unemployment in March at 2.8%, while Charlotte metro added thousands of education and health jobs even as manufacturing and hospitality lost positions.

Bloomberg analysis shows foot traffic and sales in parts of Charlotte stayed below pre-raid levels six months after federal immigration sweeps. Owners say fear and staffing gaps kept customers away.

A proposed $1.6M Krispy Kreme settlement could pay affected people up to $3,500 for documented losses, or about $75 plus credit monitoring. Claims must be filed by June 22, 2026.

Bank of America reached a 16% ROTCE after a strong quarter, hitting its medium‑term target earlier than expected and sharpening questions about buybacks and local investment.

Bank of America added binding arbitration to its online-banking agreement effective May 18, 2026. Customers have 60 days to opt out to preserve court access.

Cheerwine paid $7M for a Salisbury plant; the purchase will double its Rowan County workforce and expand local bottling and distribution capacity.

Republic National is closing distribution sites in Charlotte and Raleigh, cutting 39 jobs in Charlotte and 14 in Raleigh amid a nationwide restructuring. The moves are part of larger market sales and WARN filings.

Bank of America will welcome nearly 4,000 interns and campus recruits this summer, with roughly 20% — about 800 roles — slated for Charlotte as AI reshapes other jobs.

Publix pulled two lots of DiLuigi Smashables after a labeling mistake left milk off the ingredient list. Affected packages carry a Use By date of June 13, 2026.

Starbucks filed to convert a LoSo warehouse into a delivery-only kitchen that would let customers order Starbucks through Gopuff and get drinks in minutes.

Custom Flavors opened a 53,000‑sq‑ft Concord production hub that the company says houses 20,000 flavors and will create dozens of local jobs.

Truist has tapped Michael P. Lyons — a former PNC executive and ex-Fiserv CEO — to be its next chief executive, effective Sept. 1, 2026.

A former PNC managing director in Charlotte alleges she was underpaid and fired before equity vested, suing for discrimination and retaliation.

A $5 Fast Play ticket bought at a Pineville Food Lion hit a $793,378 jackpot; after taxes the winner walked away with about $571,313.