Medicago, a Canada-based company working to develop influenza vaccines produced using tobacco leaves, announced a contract on Monday that officials said could potentially mean jobs for the company’s local plant.
Durham-based Tryton Medical Inc announced Monday it has closed on $24 million in equity financing.
Hatteras Venture Partners, a Durham-based life sciences investment firm, reached its $125 million fundraising goal for its fourth investment fund with the support of a federal capital investment program.
During a recent behavior therapy session in Durham, Kimberly Tyler held out two different Play-Doh molds, and asked 11-year-old Chloe Young to choose between them.
The used book and music store Circle City Books & Music that opened in Pittsboro has a connection to two book and music stores that once operated in Carrboro and Chapel Hill.
The Durham-Chapel Hill metro area’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was down in November compared to what it was in the month last year, and its rate held steady compared with October.
Biogen Idec, the Massachusetts-based drug company that has operations in Research Triangle Park, announced Thursday that it will discontinue development of a Lou Gehrig’s disease treatment after it did not meet its primary endpoint in a late-phase clinical trial.
A downtown building has been sold that was one of the last properties still under the control of the original developers of West Village.
There will be additional cash-only liquidation sales held in January to sell off of the book inventory of the mall’s former independent book store.
The Raleigh-based developer who’s planning to open a barbecue restaurant in a former bottling company building at the corner of West Geer Street and Rigsbee Avenue has purchased another nearby property.
“We’ll take it.” That was the response that Nancy McKaig, owner of Durham’s independent boutique Smitten, had to this year’s expected holiday sales increase.
Following American Suzuki Motor Corp.’s reorganization bankruptcy filing and decision to discontinue new vehicle sales in the continental United States, Mark Jacobson Suzuki has been converted into a Toyota Truck Center.
The opening of the Durham Rescue Mission’s new 35,000-square-foot thrift store at 3900 Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd. in Durham is now set for Thursday.
Chapel Hill Realtors association swears in officers, directors