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3 more poultry workers are arraigned on ID charges

By Franco Ordoñez | E-mail | 12:53PM

Three more House of Raeford Farms workers were arraigned today on charges of using fake IDs to work for the company's Greenville plant, which continues to be at the center of an illegal immigration investigation.

Special Report | The Cruelest Cuts

BofA campaign targets college students

By Christina Rexrode | E-mail | 2:16PM

Bank of America Corp. is targeting college students with a new financial awareness campaign.

BofA will purchase disputed securities

By Rick Rothacker | E-mail | 8:11AM

Bank of America Corp. has agreed to buy back about $43million in auction-rate securities from two Massachusetts agencies as part of ongoing settlement talks, a state regulator said Wednesday.

Smith: Incentives to take too long | 12:22PM
High Associates buys office complex | 2:33PM
Bojangles' feeds the fever on Facebook | 9:27PM
Walgreens going up on U.S. 521 | 11:51AM
Flooding swamps restoration companies | 9:28PM
Price and demand for gas falling | 4:21PM
BB&T's Allison will step down Dec. 31 | 2:32PM
Land Trust hires first director | 1:26PM
Carolinas Roundup | | 9:26PM
Insurance out at Wachovia? | 9:26PM

Unfinished condos may be decaying, lawyers say

Steel at The Park condos has started to rust. Wind and rain have damaged fireproofing materials on the walls, and stucco, glass windows and interior doors have been left inside, targets for vandals and the elements.

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Even Southwest isn't immune to cuts

When you cover airlines in Charlotte, you learn one thing right away: Some travelers simply won't...