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FairPoint Communications reaches goal in Vermont
FairPoint Communications said it has expanded broadband Internet access to nearly 90 percent of its customers in Vermont, reaching its regulatory goal for the state. FairPoint said it now offers […]
One man’s ban is another man’s boon
Brett Rhinehardt appears to be in a sweet spot. This month, a state law went into effect banning electronics from landfills. And that has companies like Rhinehardt’s Charlotte-based eCycleSecure preparing […]
Domain names remain the same
When the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers announced last month that new Internet domain names would become available in January, the news was heralded as changing the face […]
Goodrich: Air Force satellite launches
Goodrich Corp. today said the ORS-1 satellite it worked on for the Air Force has been launched. Charlotte-based Goodrich was the prime contractor for the satellite, which was launched Wednesday at NASA’s […]
Fitness website launched at UNCC goes commercial
A project that started as a health and fitness website site at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte is now a stand-alone commercial venture. According to a UNCC press […]
Goodrich Corp. to close Ohio facility
Charlotte-based Goodrich Corp. today said it will close its Marble Avenue landing gear facility in Cleveland by the end of the year as project volume slumps. There are about 400 employees at the […]
VR Mergers & Acquisitions sells NLess Solutions
VR Mergers & Acquisitions of Charlotte said it has completed the sale of NLess Solutions, an information technology company that serves small to medium-sized businesses in the Charlotte metro area. […]
Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo to make Charlotte home of mobile banking venture
Three of the nation’s biggest banks — Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo — have teamed up to start a Charlotte-based joint venture to allow customers to pay […]
Goodrich to provide parts to Russian Helicopters
Goodrich Corp. said it has been selected by Russian Helicopters to provide parts for its Mi-34C1 helicopter. Charlotte-based Goodrich said it will provide the main rotor actuator and hydraulic power supply for the […]
City of Charlotte inks $118,012 deal for fire department dispatching technology
The city of Charlotte is expanding its use of Huntsville, Ala.-based Intergraph’s computer-aided dispatching technology to the fire department. In the first year, the city will pay Intergraph $118,012 for the fire department’s use […]
Former Bank of America employee gets 2 years for ATM scam
A former Bank of America computer programmer was sentenced today to two years in prison for stealing almost $285,000 from company ATMs during seven months in 2009. Prosecutors say Rodney Reed Caverly, […]
Bank of America names shared technology infrastructure executive
Bank of America has chosen David Reilly as the company’s shared technology infrastructure executive. His responsibilities will include designing, building and operating the Charlotte-based company’s enterprise technology infrastructure and operations. […]
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