California-based NetApp is cutting about 900 employees from its global workforce, the company announced Tuesday as part of the release of its fourth-quarter financial results.
A Durham-based company spun out of Duke University is turning to the crowdfunding website Kickstarter to raise money to tour its gigapixel digital camera technology around the state.
China-based Lenovo cut a small number of jobs at its headquarters in Morrisville as it looks to invest more heavily in higher-growth areas amid declines in global personal computer shipments.
Durham County total closed sales were up more than 16 percent in April compared to the same month last year, but the county’s average and median home sale prices were both down.
Wearing sunglasses to protect their eyes, political officials and others toured Syngenta Biotechnology’s new $72 million greenhouse and laboratory facility in the Research Triangle Park on Friday where corn and other crops are already growing to test the facility’s plant growing conditions.
Got business news? Send it to Laura Oleniacz at loleniacz@heraldsun.com.
A pop-up exhibit focused on the history of Durham-based N.C. Mutual Life Insurance Co. will be held Sunday at the Durham History Hub.
The free, public exhibit is sponsored by the company in anticipation of its 115-year anniversary, along with the Museum of Durham History.
The sponsors have invited people with a connection to the company to bring memorabilia and tell stories.
For the most part, the pressure washer that Durham resident Eric Boggs bought a few years ago has been sitting in his basement, collecting dust, he said.
MHAworks announces project designer
Consulting firm employee joins DiabetesSisters board
Two elected to Research Triangle Foundation board
The Herald-Sun plans to sell its 23-year-old building at 2828 Pickett Road and build or lease smaller space elsewhere in Durham.
Information technology job openings in North Carolina were down 28 percent to a total of 3,960 in April compared to the same month last year. They nearly held steady with March, with a 0.8 percent gain.
A groundbreaking ceremony will be Wednesday for the $46.1 million collegiate apartment complex now known as 605 West at 605 W. Chapel Hill St. in Durham.
Building permits filed in the city and county of Durham in the 10-month period through April were up 40 percent year-over-year, according to Durham City-County Building and Inspections data.
