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No federal penalties for Colonial Pipeline spill in Huntersville
July 9. A consent agreement between the federal Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) and Colonial Pipeline means Colonial will not have to pay federal civil penalties for the spill. They will have to follow certain repair methods in the future and submit a plan for better monitoring, according to NC Sen. Natasha Marcus […]
Selling: Which P do you want to sell to?
BUSINESS | By Cheryl Kane July 16. Successful sales professionals find their strength and nurture it over time, adjusting and adapting to their changing environment. And, wow, what a changed environment we experienced in the last year and a half. If you were dislodged from your high competency confidence due to the pandemic’s toll on […]
All fun, no run
June 24. The Lake Norman Chamber “Zero-K” is estimated to have brought in well over $10,000 yesterday to help support small business programming as well as the Education Luncheon in November recognizing the Educators of the Year and the 2021 Women’s Conference planned for August. More than 100 people participated in the Zero-K which had […]
Knoll America will bring US HQ, 31 new jobs to Gaston County
June 16. Knoll America, a supplier of conveyor systems, filter systems and metal processing pumps, will bring its US headquarters to Gaston, along with more than two dozen jobs. The company, which will also collaborate with Gaston College to set up apprenticeship programs, will invest more than $7.8 million in the headquarters and manufacturing facility. […]
Tate Cares campaign nets $111,000
June 11. Allen Tate has raised $111,000 for local arts and cultural programs as well as United Way agencies in North and South Carolina through its Tate Cares combined giving campaign. The annual campaign gives Allen Tate agents and employees the opportunity to support arts and cultural organizations and United Way agencies in local communities […]
LKN Chamber ‘Zero K’ June 24
THE LAKE NORMAN ZERO K Presented by Lake Norman Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram is Thursday, June 24 from 4 pm to 7pm at Lost World’s Brewing. The early bird rate to register is $30, or $40 after June 17. Details / Register for the Zero K Run “Flight” registration is available to businesses or groups with five individuals […]
Mooresville new corporations: April 19-May 15, 2021
These businesses registered with the North Carolina Secretary of State 4/19/21 Affordable Apartment Housing LLC, Frank Baldasare, 591 Isle of Pines Rd. 28117 4/19/21 Bryan’s Heating & Cooling LLC, Charlene Clarke, 727 Heatherly Rd. 28115 4/19/21 Kimberlys Kleaning LLC, Kimberly Aponik, 144 Hampshire Dr. 28115 4/19/21 Red Eye Freight Brokers and Dispatchers LLC, Tyerra Shaonna […]
Mecklenburg new corporations: April 19-May 15, 2021
These businesses registered with the North Carolina Secretary of State Cornelius 4/19/21 Forgotten, Now Family Rescue, Co., Emily Chandley, 19905 Caramaran Ct., Cornelius 4/19/21 Hargrove & Sons LLC, Chestley Hargrove, 19225 Chandlers Landing Dr. Apt. 208, Cornelius 4/19/21 Hyde Park April 2021 LLC, John F. Hanzel, 18805 Silver Quay Dr., Cornelius 4/19/21 Piedmont Construction of […]
Plan your COVID comeback with people in mind
BUSINESS ADVICE | By Cheryl Kane June 8. Whew! Since March 2020 COVID-19 has put sales under enormous pressure. It placed unimaginable burdens on some and created extraordinary opportunities for others. Did you learn to pivot? Sales managers and business leaders had their own customized terms for the special circumstances they faced. What all businesses […]
