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Triad city could get amphitheater
2015-04-20 15:33:00| Furniture - Topix.net
Lexington officials hope to build an uptown amphitheater as the city looks to boost its reputation for entertainment and the arts. According to the Dispatch, the Lexington Home Brands building at South Railroad Street and West Fourth Avenue will soon be torn down.
New soda machine in the Triad: What flavor do you want?
2015-04-03 21:41:19| Beverages - Topix.net
The Lancer TouchPoint System has been installed at the RED Cinemas in Greensboro to offer customers an experience, not just a transaction. Gone are the days of drugstore soda fountains and old soda shops, but North Carolina-based Pepsi Bottling Ventures is working to turn what has become no more than a transaction back into an experience.
Former Triad exec charged, settles with SEC
2015-04-02 23:17:08| Telecom - Topix.net
The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged Tim Scronce , the former owner of Lexington-based telecom equipment company TelWorx, with defrauding a publicly traded telecommunications company and its shareholders during and after its acquisition of the business. Scronce in 2013 paid a multimillion settlement to the buyer of that firm, Bloomingdale, Ill.-based PCTEL Inc., after allegations of accounting irregularities, as previously reported by the Triad Business Journal .
America's most popular truck now uses this Triad product
2015-03-26 13:16:23| Industrial Machines - Topix.net
Ford Motor Co. is using Greensboro-based Unifi's Repreve recycled material for the seats of the F-150 pickup.
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Triad commercial real estate market is 'healthy, tight'
2015-03-05 09:12:09| Real Estate - Topix.net
Triad managing director , speaks during the NC-CCIM's 2015 Triad Market Forecast held Wednesday in downtown Greensboro. Other presenters at the event included Mike Fowler, vice president of brokerage at Brown Investment Properties , and Robert Perkins, director/president of NAI Piedmont Triad; Marty Kotis III, president and CEO of Kotis Properties; Mike Ortlip, senior vice president of Grandbridge Real Estate Capital; and Bob Lewis, NAI Piedmont Triad broker.
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