Ventures Charlotte
1st Quarter 2009
Features
Local companies are talking, BusinessFirst Charlotte volunteers are listening and connections with city officials are affecting real change.
The Charlotte-Douglas International Airport is a primary economic engine for the central Carolinas.
Departments
Tim Belk looks ahead at his year as Chamber Chair
Take these 10 steps to make your business environment a healthier, more productive place to work, despite economic woes.
Charlotte's cost of living holds steady as one of the most affordable cities of its size.
Third quarter 2008 numbers are on pace for a record year in new square footage.
Governor Bev Purdue, our state's first female governor, pledges her commitment to Charlotte.
Several Charlotte business sectors are holding steady despite the economy.
We asked Jena Abernathy, chief administrative officer of Premier Inc., a few questions to get to know her better.
Meet the Chamber's newest Investment-level members.
Learn about your fellow Chamber members' awards, promotions, new hires and more.
Bob Morgan shares his thoughts on this year's economic outlook.
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