Chase Jordan

1 week ago | heraldonline.com | Chase Jordan

The financial lending company for Daimler Truck North America is investing $7.8 million to move its headquarters to south Charlotte, which will create 276 jobs for the region, Gov. Josh Stein announced Tuesday. Daimler Truck Financial Services USA will consolidate its current offices from Michigan and Texas into a 60,000 square-foot site in the Ballantyne area, according to a news release from the governor’s office. It will house administration, human resources and financial operations.

2 weeks ago | heraldsun.com | Chase Jordan

Charlotte Douglas International Airport and its largest airline are expecting a busy summer season with Memorial Day weekend upon us. It just won’t be quite as busy as last year. American Airlines is expecting to operate more than 72,000 flights at Charlotte, between May 16 and Sept. 2 after Labor Day, the company announced Thursday. CLT’s summer travel season kicks off this weekend with fewer passengers expected than last year. It’s expected to be 7% lower this summer.

2 weeks ago | newsobserver.com | Chase Jordan

A 53-year-old Mooresville man was sentenced to serve nearly four years in prison on Thursday for running a $6.1 million investment fraud scheme and fraudulently obtaining more than $2.6 million in COVID relief funds. From 2018 to 2021, Steven Andiloro ran an investment fraud scheme and persuaded people to invest money in businesses that were both real and fake, according to the U.S. Attorney for the Western District of North Carolina.

2 weeks ago | charlotteobserver.com | Chase Jordan

A 53-year-old Mooresville man was sentenced to serve nearly four years in prison on Thursday for running a $6.1 million investment fraud scheme and fraudulently obtaining more than $2.6 million in COVID relief funds. From 2018 to 2021, Steven Andiloro ran an investment fraud scheme and persuaded people to invest money in businesses that were both real and fake, according to the U.S. Attorney for the Western District of North Carolina.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Chase Jordan

A 53-year-old Mooresville man was sentenced to serve nearly four years in prison on Thursday for running a $6.1 million investment fraud scheme and fraudulently obtaining more than $2.6 million in COVID relief funds. From 2018 to 2021, Steven Andiloro ran an investment fraud scheme and persuaded people to invest money in businesses that were both real and fake, according to the U.S. Attorney for the Western District of North Carolina.