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No. 2 seed UNC women's soccer dominates Minnesota, 3-0, to advance to NCAA quarterfinals

| November 24

Business

Julian’s ventures into bicycle fashion line

By Graves Ganzert | September 29

Tucked back in Julian’s iconic Franklin Street store hangs a small picture that continues to inspire Alexander Julian to further his fashion legacy. ...

NC rues loss of Toyota headquarters

By Charles Talcott | September 29

The N.C. Secretary of Commerce returned from Japan Tuesday, where she was engaged in talks with Japanese leaders to promote trade relations in business, ...

Chapel Hill community talks about downtown expansion

By Derrick Bills | September 26

There might be no one better to speak about the importance of growing the downtown area than Jamil Kadoura, whose plans for a new market on Franklin Street ...

Brent Comstock, a sophomore business and religious studies major from Nebraska, started a business through LaUNCh.

Sophomore Brent Comstock runs tech company from UNC

By Sofia Edelman | September 25

At 12 years old, most kids aren’t starting a project that will one day become a successful company. But Brent Comstock was, and continues to be, an ...

Mebane candy factory slated to open June 2015

By Meg Garner | September 19

Orange County will soon be the producer of 14 million pounds of candy.

Tar Heel Takeout delivery service no longer accepts cash

By Su Cho | September 18

Delivery service TarHeel Takeout no longer offers the option to pay with cash, leaving people confused.

All up in your Business for Sept. 18, 2014

By Shantan Krovvidi | September 18

Carolina Coffee Shop Plans for Menu Change and forms a new partnership Some say change is a bad thing while others say change is necessary.

Four students gathered outside of Deep End to stage a silent protest against Country Night's admission policy for underage males. Ana Dougherty, Trevor Dougherty, Nikola Yager. i

DJ organizes silent bar protest

By Paige Hopkins | September 17

Students used silence to make some noise with Chapel Hill bars Tuesday night.

Jersey Mike's franchise co-owner Charlie Farris was presented with an award after participating in RSVVP for 10 years. "Food is our life. It's what we do. Helping people get food is really important to us, especially those who can't afford it," said Farris.

RSVVP Day set for November to raise money for Inter-Faith Council

By Marisa Bakker | September 17

On RSVVP Day, calories don't count, but where you eat might.

Jack Paley, a sophomore business major, created Aspen Crunch four years ago and it's still going strong. Mainly consisting of dried fruits, granola and other natural ingredients, Aspen Crunch can purchased online or in some farmers markets in Colorado.

Sophomore Jack Paley started his company Aspen Crunch in 2011

By Deborah Harris | September 15

Douglas Paley describes the moment.

Carrboro encourages social enterprise

By Holly West | September 15

The Town of Carrboro is using a government grant to encourage local business leaders and entrepreneurs to grow their organizations in a socially conscious ...

All up in your business for Sept. 12, 2014

By Wei Zhou | September 12

In celebration of its first anniversary, Al’s Burger Shack hosted a burger recipe contest and selected the cook-off winners on Wednesday.

Get to know four UNC startups for Sept. 9, 2014

By Karishma Patel | September 9

In the summer of 2011, UNC junior Cole Johnson went to Kolkata, India, with his church and saw up close the issues women face there, specifically sex ...

Sealed Air is panning to bring its company headquarters to Charlotte by the end of 2017. The move will bring more than 1,000 jobs to the area.

Bubble wrap producer to bring 1,000 jobs to the state

By Zachery Eanes | September 8

Bubble wrap is popping into Charlotte — and bringing more than 1,000 jobs with it.

Study looks at downtown Chapel Hill walkability

By Wei Zhou | September 7

Two UNC researchers are trying to figure out how walkable downtown Chapel Hill is.

Carrboro gets upgraded credit rating

By Mary Taylor Renfro | September 7

Carrboro officials hope to save taxpayer dollars on future town projects now that the town can borrow money at a lower interest rate.

UNC Family Enterprise Center sparks trend in business education

By Stephanie Lamm | September 7

When the Family Enterprise Center was founded in 2008, it was the first of its kind, but now universities around the country are looking to UNC as a model. ...

Photo of clothing from Bevello on Franklin Street.

Competition heats up among Chapel Hill boutiques

By Kelly Cook | September 7

Competition is tough among Chapel Hill clothing stores because of their location in a crowded market catering to female UNC students.

Durham startup Youth Digital moves to Chapel Hill

By Sofia Leiva | September 4

Preparing to educate future creators, the technologically gifted are joining Chapel Hill’s entrepreneurial scene.

New legislation increases solar costs, producers adapt

By Rachel Herzog | September 1

An Oregon-based solar panel producer has created a bump in the road to providing clean, low-cost energy for a Chapel Hill-based solar energy provider. ...