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When deciding where to “set up shop” (or, rather, a facility), location is a top priority. You need access to a diverse talent pool, a desirable standard of living, and connections to major metro ...

North Carolina’s congressional delegation celebrated a local win in the Triangle Thursday. Through bipartisan advocacy, the Research Triangle Park now has door-to-door mail delivery service from the U ...

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK – North Carolina’s Research Triangle region is among the nation’s largest and fastest-growing markets in the life sciences, according to a new report by Los Angeles-based CBRE ...

The Triangle Plus Connected Communities Conference brought together city leaders, tech innovators and business representatives to explore the region's smart city initiatives. Ryan Combs, the head of ...

North Carolina's Research Triangle is one of the fastest-growing areas in the U.S., with a population that's boomed by 5.6% since 2020 to 2.4 million people, according to Census data. Its strong ...

Given its record-setting run of recruitment wins, you might assume North Carolina’s Research Triangle Region is running low on available properties. Economic developers there would disagree. Working ...

Like so many life sciences markets across the nation, Research Triangle Park in North Carolina has struggled with surplus space, increasing vacancy and a sense that recent boom years have entered a ...

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. Trump NIH funding cuts have caused layoffs and stalled Triangle research EPA and NIH campus layoffs reduced federal presence, morale ...

EPA chemist Mark Strynar explains how the federal agency identifies new environmental pollutants at his lab in North Carolina’s Research Triangle Park. Brian Gordon How should officials respond to an ...