Dane Huffman
Managing Editor at Triangle Business Journal
Dane Huffman is the Managing Editor of Triangle Business Journal in Raleigh, N.C. @TriangleBizJrnl
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2 weeks ago |
bizjournals.com | Dane Huffman
Three wealthy Duke graduates bonded together to fund the basketball program — and now the Blue Devils are in the Final Four. "Dark money" refers to money that isn't seen, usually in conjunction with politics. But a fascinating story in The Wall Street Journal details how Duke built the financial resources to sign players in this era of name, image and likeness (NIL). In 2023, three Duke graduates incorporated the One Vision Futures Fund.
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2 weeks ago |
bizjournals.com | Kate Tracy |Dane Huffman
A beloved Outer Banks resort is reinventing itself for a new generation of beachgoers. Looking to visit the Outer Banks this summer? The Sanderling Resort is ready to unveil its big coastal refresh. The Sanderling Resort, built in 1985 in the small town of Duck, will be complete with extensive changes in April. Plus, a restaurant from acclaimed chef Vivian Howard will open Memorial Day weekend.
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2 weeks ago |
bizjournals.com | Dane Huffman
42nd St. Oyster Bar ends long run in Downtown Raleigh with laughs, cheers and memories. But the site's future remains uncertain. The 42nd Street Oyster Bar in Raleigh enjoyed a raucous sendoff in March, with its final night March 30 as the site itself faces an uncertain future. Interest surged after Triangle Business Journal broke the news March 7 that the restaurant would close March 30.
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3 weeks ago |
bizjournals.com | Dane Huffman
The Triangle's women's basketball teams are making their mark in March. The local collegiate women's basketball teams are having a moment this March. On Friday, the University of North Carolina played Duke University in an epic showdown of two longtime rivals. It marked the first time the two rivals have met in NCAA women's tournament, and harkens back to the epic game in 2022, when Carolina beat Duke in the men's Final Four.
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1 month ago |
bizjournals.com | Dane Huffman
Bailey’s Fine Jewelry, which was founded in Rocky Mount and has a presence across Eastern North Carolina, is making a leap to the Charlotte market. Bailey’s has acquired Morrison Smith Jewelers, a well-known name in Charlotte and located in a prime location at 705 Providence Road in Myers Park. Morrison Smith has been in business for 70 years, and the two families that own the businesses have known each other for decades.
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Boston developer has new vision for #Raleigh apartments near Crabtree Mall that date to 1970s: https://t.co/KOapxH4fY9
Amazing how much development is happening in the Sanford region - and more is on the way.
Can a 120-mile swath in central North Carolina come together to keep up with the development momentum? A real estate summit in Sanford will help find out. https://t.co/9XPrKuFaHY
Many workers find value in a 'third place' that's also a work space.
After many coworking spaces closed permanently during the pandemic, the ones that survived are now reporting high occupancy – even amid headlines about technology firms downsizing across the country. https://t.co/99w7XEYiqM