The owner of Durham’s Original Q Shack is donating 100 percent of proceeds on Jan. 2 to the National Alliance on Mental Illness in reaction to the deadly shooting in Newtown, Conn.
Although there’s not really a set policy for how many Medicaid patients doctors and other Duke Primary Care providers can see, Dr. John Anderson, chief medical officer for the network, said that is something that’s monitored.
Amgen Inc. will pay $1.18 million to North Carolina as part of a national settlement between the company and state and federal authorities, Attorney General Roy Cooper announced Thursday.
Bayer CropScience bought approximately 70 acres adjacent to its Research Triangle Park site to give the company the ability to expand its operations here.
North Carolina along with 16 other states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico reached an agreement in principle with several tobacco companies to settle claims related to settlement agreement payments to the states.
The Durham-based retention marketing software start-up Windsor Circle Inc. has raised more than $1 million in a Series A financing round, the company announced Wednesday.
Board members of M&F Bancorp Inc., parent company of Durham-based Mechanics and Farmers Bank, will be reviewing the company’s ability to declare dividends in the fourth quarter for common shareholders, the company’s chairman said in statement issued Tuesday
The Patterson’s Mill Country Store on Farrington Road, which is turning 40 years old next year, will close Dec. 29 to Feb. 3 to allow the owners to clean out the store and revamp the interior.
National Association of Home Care & Hospice appoints board member
The Durham-based start-up company Organic Transit is looking to move from prototype into production mode of its three-wheeled, solar- and-pedal-powered hybrid bicycles.
Bella Bean Organics, a business that offers home delivery of organic produce, meat, eggs and other products in the Triangle, acquired the assets of another organic food delivery service, OrganicFood2You.
Biogen Idec will be using Research Triangle Park facilities of Eisai Inc., the U.S. pharmaceutical business of a Japanese company, to make oral, solid dose products such as tablets through a partnership announced Wednesday.
Pfizer will pay $42.9 million to North Carolina and 32 other states to resolve allegations the drug maker used unfair and deceptive practices to unlawfully promote its drugs Zyvox and Lyrica, according to a news release from Attorney General Roy Cooper’s office.
The majority of chief U.S. financial officers polled in a Duke University survey said the “fiscal cliff” will lead to dramatic slowdowns in hiring and business spending next year.