NewsBreak! Articles > February 3, 2010

CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY HEADLINES

North Carolina

• Carolinas AGC tells local contractors to 'hold on' in 2010 ...
• State gets $545 million to beef up rail service
• Charlotte region hits $1 billion stimulus mark
• CT Wilson Construction takes top CAGC honor
• Durham gets circuit board plant
• Now boarding: high-speed rail
• Guilford Neurologic to move into new $3.7 million office
• $400M still available for private projects
• WFUBMC petitions for $38.7M surgical center
• Twitter / Triangle Biz News: Carolinas AGC tells local ...
• Triad home sales show improvement in 4Q, rising 15.5%
• Grant will aid development of water plan
• Wages and benefits rise weak 1.5 percent in 2009
• Triangle jobless rate jumps to 9 percent
• Economy grows at 5.7 pct pace, fastest since 2003
• Poole's arrest puts reform in fast lane
• Charlotte's jobless rate rises to 12.1%
• Duke dam demolition aids imperiled species
• Triangle jobless rate hits 8.5 percent
• Upscale fashion shop expanding into Durham
• Progress: 1,500 repair crews ready for winter storm

South Carolina

• Carolinas AGC tells local contractors to 'hold on' in 2010 ...
• Business groups unite against DHEC revamp
• Now's the time for water law
• Senators try to thwart EPA efforts to curb emissions
• League of Conservation Voters Gives Obama a 'Solid B+' on His First Year in Office
• Boeing incentives could go over $900 million
• Boeing courtship turns spotlight on breaks for businesses
• I-385 to undergo 5 years of work
• I-26 problems bother Charleston motorists
• Pickens creating incentives plan to lure businesses
• Boeing donates $50,000 to school district
• Lexington County adopts beautification laws
• Greenville City Council pledges $2.5 million to renovate Peace Center
• Annual letter on need to continue water lawsuit filed by the AG
• Bamberg school bond referendum proposed for school construction and renovations
• Gift to fund construction internships through Furman
• SC school gets cash to rebuild
• Coastal Conservation League says port pollution could cost residents $81 million
• State agencies ban texting while driving
• Competition for jobs at Boeing heats up
• Environmental groups sue over Navy sonar range
• Interstate 26 project slows down
• Twitter / Triangle Biz News: Carolinas AGC tells local ...