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Bank of America Will Raise Fee on Credit-Card Balance Transfers The change reflects increasing costs for the Charlotte, North Carolina-based bank, spokeswoman Betty Reiss said in an interview. Credit-card lenders have boosted fees and interest rates as US unemployment rose to 8.5 percent in March, the highest since Fee free transfers could benefit credit card customers |
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North Carolina SBA Selects Technical Services’ Lisa Pineiro As ... - dBusinessNews Triangle (press release) North Carolina SBA Selects Technical Services’ Lisa Pineiro As The organization was founded by Lisa Pineiro, a former cosmetologist who now owns her own electrical training and recruiting firm, Technical Services Inc. (TSI), in Durham , NC Pineiro saw the shortage of women in the construction industry and knew |
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Poll: Should Medical Marijuana Be Legal In North Carolina - MyNC.com Poll: Should Medical Marijuana Be Legal In North CarolinaPlease, see this for the compassionate relief that is needed for your fellow North Carolina citizens. Contact your representatives, and help them see the compassionate side of it too. By TK on 04/14 07:34 PM One day in heaven all the great minds were |
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Active Data Services, Inc. Named Title Sponsor For 2009 NC CEO Forum - PRLog.Org (press release) Active Data Services, Inc. Named Title Sponsor For 2009 NC CEO ForumThe forum, created and organized by Rick Deckelbaum & Associates (RDA) and Summit Performance Systems will operate under the theme of “The Global Economic Crisis: Tactical and Strategic Implications to North Carolina.” • Steve Forbes, president and CEO |
Group pushes for reform of state tax system - News14.com
News14.comGroup pushes for reform of state tax systemIEI said the first thing North Carolina needs to do is increase its tax base by taxing services. "We have transformed ourselves from in the 30s from a manufacturing-, textile-, furniture-type of economy to now a financial service industry of all kinds
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News14.comGroup pushes for reform of state tax systemIEI said the first thing North Carolina needs to do is increase its tax base by taxing services. "We have transformed ourselves from in the 30s from a manufacturing-, textile-, furniture-type of economy to now a financial service industry of all kinds
