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Raleigh Triangle Local and Business News

  • Big Changes Coming

    Anyone who has known me for a while knows how much I love computers. Anyone who has known me for a while ALSO knows ever since the internet came into our daily lives, I’ve been thoroughly engrossed in IT. Big changes are coming that I’m going to explain more fully in the next day or […]

  • Attorney General nominee defends Obama immigration changes

    Senate Attorney GeneralConfronting skeptical Republicans, attorney general nominee Loretta Lynch pledged a new start with Congress and independence from President Barack Obama Wednesday, even as she defended the president’s unilateral protections for millions of immigrants in the country illegally.

  • Citrix announces 900 layoffs: Raleigh impact unclear

    Citrix (Nasdaq: CTXS), which recently debuted its new downtown Raleigh campus, is axing 700 full-time positions, and about 200 contractor positions will also be impacted. The plan is an attempt to save $90 million to $100 million per year.

    It’s unclear how the Raleigh headcount, which has about 600 employees, will be affected.

    The news was disclosed via securities filing late Wednesday after Citrix reported $851 million in revenue for its fiscal fourth quarter; $3.14 billion revenue for the year.…

  • Demolition to begin on defunct Fayetteville nightclub

    Palomino Night ClubThe city authorized demolition of the former Palomino last year, but action was delayed to give another tenant in the same strip mall time to relocate.

  • Crowd of 1,800 expected at NAI Carolantic Realty conference at PNC Arena

    Every year for the past 30 years, business, government and community leaders from across the state have gathered in Raleigh for an invitation-only event put on by the NAI Carolantic Realty commercial real estate brokerage firm.

    The event eventually grew so large that the only venue in Raleigh that could hold it was PNC Arena, home to NHL team the Carolina Hurricanes and N.C. State University’s men’s basketball team.

    For this year’s event, organizers at Carolantic are expecting a record 1,800 people…