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It's been a brutal week already for Charlotte's business community, and it's likely to only get worse in the near term as the coronavirus crisis intensifies. Late yesterday, Mecklenburg County's health director warned of shelter-in-place restrictions: ".....»»

As the stock market has taken a beating over the past two days — with the Dow plunging 1,900 points amid rising coronavirus fears, according to Forbes magazine — Charlotte's biggest corporate players have not been immune. Here’s a snapshot .....»»

A company that makes computer systems for medical and industrial uses is expanding its presence in Charlotte. The county's economic development office announced late last week that Teguar Corp. plans to build a new, 20,000-square-foot facility wit.....»»

In local news: A popular local restaurant that has seen more than a few celebrity visitors has garnered a nod from Reviews.org, which is out with a list of the top-rated restaurant in each state. The list is based on Charlotte's own Midwood Smokeh.....»»

In local news: The Queen City is often associated with its keen ability to attract young professionals, so the results from a recent survey of millennials' top cities may come as surprising. Conducted by Denver-based research and insights firm The.....»»

In local news: Queens University of Charlotte recently dedicated a field-hockey facility in honor of Cathy Bessant, a top-ranking executive with Charlotte-based Bank of America Corp. (NYSE: BAC). As previously reported by CBJ, Bessant Field, lo.....»»

In local news: It's been an eventful start to the week for Charlotte's civic leaders. Among the highlights: City Council voted unanimously to provide $8 million to support the development of an $87 million, 226-room hotel and conference center at UNC.....»»

In local news: A developer's bankruptcy filing adds a new wrinkle to a long-running legal battle over what a judged has deemed a broken promise to build affordable housing — one of Charlotte's most pressing issues — in a close-in neighborhood. .....»»

In local news: Leaders in nearby Lancaster County, South Carolina, are considering incentives for an unnamed company that could bring its corporate headquarters and nearly 1,000 jobs to the suburban Charlotte-area community, according to a report f.....»»

A report out this morning from Realtor.com offers the latest look at how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting the housing market in the Charlotte region and nationwide. The website's April Monthly Housing Trends Report finds new home listings across the.....»»

At least two businesses in Gaston County briefly reopened yesterday, only to close again upon being visited by police officers, after commissioners there declared support for those who violate restrictions imposed by the state amid the coronavirus pa.....»»

With North Carolina's stay-at-home order now extended through May 8, with a phased reopening planned after that, it's not likely that many of the Charlotte region's office denizens will be back to normal routines for some time yet. It's a good thing.....»»

In the latest marker of changing times for the Carolina Panthers, former head coach Ron Rivera has put his home near the posh Quail Hollow Club in south Charlotte on the market. The 5,442-square-foot home at 9212 Heydon Hall Circle is listed with Allen.....»»

While large swaths of the Charlotte-area workforce are figuring out ways to get their jobs done remotely or with new operational protocols — and still others are laid off or furloughed — amid efforts to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, s.....»»

Residents in Mecklenburg County could soon face stricter rules or enforcement measures after a sunny spring weekend found Charlotteans gathering in crowds in outdoor spaces, from Freedom Park near center city to beachy islands on Lake Norman, despi.....»»

The company that operates dining establishments at Charlotte Douglas International Airport and an uptown hotel are among the biggest rounds of layoffs disclosed to state officials amid a flood of job cuts caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Accordi.....»»

MORNING LEAD Here’s the latest on the coronavirus situation: Erie County officials have confirmed 64 cases of the virus, though County Health Commissioner Gale Burstein says that’s “really a gross underestimate.” She adds: “We know that.....»»

Shutdowns and shifting plans continue to pile up as the local community braces for the impact of the novel coronavirus. Among the latest big events to be canceled is the St. Patrick's Day Parade and Charlotte Goes Green Festival, which had been expecte.....»»

Happy Friday morning, Columbus. You know all of this is real when the Ohio State spring football game is canceled and no groups larger than 100 can meet in Ohio. Here's what else you need to know today. Major League Soccer: Play will be postponed.....»»

For some major employers in the Queen City, efforts to thwart the spread of the novel coronavirus are leading to relaxed rules around working remotely and changes to policies on sick leave. That's according to The Charlotte Observer, which has a repo.....»»