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- Journal parent company considers sale of newspapers
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- Journal parent company considers sale of newspapers
- Occupy Winston-Salem plans protest of Wells Fargo, Reynolds American
- BB&T facing potential problems in deal to buy Florida bank
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- Wake Forest BioTech Place to be unveiled Tuesday
- Incentives, dining law on council agenda
- Triad Guaranty posts $60.9 million fourth-quarter loss
- New owner to shut down local Branscomb Produce operations
- N.C. loses Caterpillar plant to Athens, Ga.
- City office building vacancy rate falls
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- Plastics manufacturer to open facility and add 140 jobs in Mocksville
- Business Briefs: AT&T opening data center in Kings Mountain
- Appeals court in Ky. upholds 1998 tobacco deal
- Appeals court in Ky. upholds 1998 tobacco deal
- United Way of Forsyth County exceeds its 2011 campaign goal
- Journal parent company considers sale of newspapers
- Novant to hire 150 in Fort Mill
- AT&T to build data center in Kings Mountain
- Appeals Court in Ky. Upholds 1998 Tobacco Deal
- Wake Forest BioTech Place debuts in downtown Winston-Salem
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- Winston-Salem produce company sold to Florida company
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- Unifi has second loss in four quarters
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