NewsBreak! Articles > March 10, 2010

CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY HEADLINES

North Carolina

• North Carolina State Ports Authority raises $44M in bond sale
• Manufacturing index portends growth
• Moving ahead: Yadkin River bridge work to proceed despite disappointing stimulus funding
• Duke Energy may build $400M wind farm in Texas
• Restaurant chain owner predicts higher earnings, expansion
• Stimulus pays for 500 fewer North Carolina road workers
• Burlington Square Mall finds buyer
• LC Industries donates $12M to expand Duke Eye Center
• North Carolina Credit Union League to move HQ to Raleigh
• Retail roundup: Good news for Macy's, Nordstrom, Target
• Rocky Top opens Cary restaurant
• Existing-home sales fall in Greensboro
• Simon still pursuing Greensboro mall owner
• Lincoln Harris moves Charlotte office
• Former Bank of America CEO Hugh McColl says no regrets about bank's size
• Pat Rodgers named Woman of the Year
• Balfour Beatty exec to retire
• Balfour Beatty names new Carolinas president

South Carolina

• Budget cuts could cost SC 1000 jobs
• Ford, Gilliard work to ensure minorities have equal shot at Boeing jobs
• Nuke projects run into money problems
• Friends of the Earth goes before Supreme Court Thursday
• License fee divides Columbia council
• I-26 bridge tops SC list for excess traffic
• Fountain Inn seeks input on revitalization plan
• Building Code Council approves mandatory installation of sprinklers in all new homes
• Boeing suppliers could number more than dozen
• Boeing CEO discusses SC choice
• Road upgrades around Boeing facility to cost $155 million
• House approves tort reform
• Boeing a hot topic amongst economic development groups
• Charleston County approves funds for nursing building
• NAACP says school repairs should wait
• Charleston overpass makes substandard list
• Deisel company to open new facility in Graniteville