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No. 17 UNC baseball run rules Boston College, 10-0, to clinch series

| March 23

Business

129 years after founder attended UNC, Pepsi secures exclusive vending rights

By Sarayu Thondapu | March 18

Caleb Bradham, Pepsi-Cola’s founder, studied medicine at UNC. In August 2024, Pepsi secured the pouring and exclusive vending rights contract for UNC’s ...

Consulting club uplifts women in business

By Shreya Senthilkumar | March 5

Last year, UNC sophomore Olivia Bouvier founded UNC Women in Consulting Club, an organization designed to help women interested in consulting with their ...

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Cat Tales Cat Cafe receives $30,000 grant, one of 25 across the country

By Isabelle Pala | March 5

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'Representing the culture around us': North Carolina sees increase in hospitality job employment and revenue

By Ani Hunanyan | March 4

Tailgate, Shrunken Head Boutique's expansion store, holds grand opening

By Makenzie Mills | March 2

Column: Dear Kenan-Flagler — stop pigeonholing business majors.

By Anna Gage | February 17

Kenan-Flagler’s admission standards ask for student work experience and extra-curricular involvement which “correlate to career focus,” ...

'Superstar’: Alumna Caitlyn Kumi crafts digital media success

By Aminah Imran | January 28

Kumi, who was recently listed on the 2025 Forbes 30 Under 30 list, is the founder of Miss EmpowHer, a company her sister described as girlboss meets therapy. ...

'Real loss for the community': Looking back on Orange County Living Wage's impact

By Sheridan Barry | January 8

Orange County Living Wage's advocacy over 10 years helped 8,500 employees receive a living wage while the state's minimum wage remained the same.

Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber creates position to support minority owned businesses

By Sarah Lewisohn | November 25

Taylor Gay, who is stepping into the role of business success navigator, has a background working in cultural and financial sustainability.

HI-CHEW manufacturing plant begins construction, will bring 204 jobs to Orange County

By Caroline Horne | October 15

The company that owns HI-CHEW decided on expanding the recently constructed plant in North Carolina rather than opening an additional plan in Asia. Cost, ...

'Come make something cool with us': Say It With Glass art studio opens in Carrboro

By Taylor Motley | October 14

The owner, Sam Nguyen, said she's trying to make the studio a third space for community members of all ages and abilities.

Business experts talk DEI in North Carolina, discuss changing approaches

By Kathryn DeHart | September 16

Research shows that DEI efforts in business benefits companies internally and externally. Associate professor at Kenan-Flagler Business School Allison ...

N.C. ranked as the worst state for workers due to reliance on federal standards

By Sarah Clements | September 13

North Carolina was named as the worst state for workers by Oxfam America, but a new investment in education infrastructure could rise N.C.'s ranking.

New bar set to open on Franklin Street, reflects owners' Chapel Hill history

By McKenzie Bulris | August 27

Visitors will find the walls of Max's Tin Can adorned with UNC memorabilia, while televisions broadcast the Tar Heels’ various athletic programs and ...

Schoolkids Records to close, owner points to industry changes, expensive rent

By Jessica Hudnut | August 26

The first Schoolkids location opened in Raleigh in 1974, and the current Chapel Hill location opened in March 2016 in the former CD Alley Space. Stephen ...

Businesses, state organizations work together to prepare for natural disasters

By Maddie Policastro | August 20

The Chief of External Affairs and Communications for North Carolina Emergency Management helps coordinate initiatives to mitigate damages as a result ...

'We're on the right track': Orange County sees increase in tourism, visitor spending

By Lola Oliverio | August 20

"We’re seeing them bring their friends and family here. We’re seeing them interested in everything we have to offer," says Laurie Paolicelli on Orange ...