Brian Gordon
Technology Reporter at The News & Observer
NC tech, business, and labor for @newsobserver. send story ideas and scuttlebutt. past: @usatoday, @asheville
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1 week ago |
newsobserver.com | Brian Gordon
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency campus in North Carolina's Research Triangle Park is the agency's largest physical site. [email protected] The Environmental Protection Agency is reorganizing its science research office in a move expected to impact, and likely eliminate, several hundred jobs at the agency's Research Triangle Park campus.
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1 week ago |
newsobserver.com | Brian Gordon
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney donated 7,500 acres in Mitchell County, N.C. to the Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy to create the South Yellow Mountain Preserve. Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy Last September, sisters Donna Matis and Caroline Steele of Edison, New Jersey, purchased land in the Western North Carolina Blue Ridge Mountains. They paid $80,000 for roughly 10 acres near the town of Spruce Pine, a plot their great-grandfather had once owned.
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newsobserver.com | Brian Gordon
Having forecast that it would go public in 2024, then targeting 2025, the longtime Cary analytics software provider SAS now says it will make an initial public offering when both the company and the market are ready. "Timing is something that we have the luxury of," Gavin Day said during a virtual press conference Thursday, where he was introduced as SAS' new chief operating officer. "We are a no-debt company. We do not need capital. We do not have to pay back investors.
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1 week ago |
newsobserver.com | Brian Gordon
Calling for an investigation into possible criminal conduct, a federal judge on Wednesday ordered Apple to relax its App Store policies and adhere to her previous ruling in the company's high-profile antitrust case with the Cary video game developer Epic Games.
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2 weeks ago |
newsobserver.com | Brian Gordon
Duke University informed employees Wednesday that it would begin a voluntary buyout program to reduce costs in response to potential federal funding cuts. School officials said this offer is intended to mitigate the number of layoffs the university may have to make this summer. With more than 47,000 workers, Duke is the Triangle area's top employer and among the largest statewide. Employees were notified of the upcoming voluntary separation offers during a university-wide webinar.
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The EPA is reorganizing its science office in a move expected to impact, and likely eliminate, several hundred jobs at the agency’s Research Triangle Park campus. On Friday, RTP scientists were encouraged to reapply for positions in other agency offices. https://t.co/juH6dcFWPv
The Environmental Protection Agency is reorganizing its science research office in a move expected to impact, and likely eliminate, several hundred jobs at the agency’s Research Triangle Park campus. https://t.co/juH6dcFWPv
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