During the last 30 years, growth in Raleigh, and the surrounding Research Triangle Region, has consistently and significantly outpaced the nation. Fueled by an impressive mix of education, ingenuity and collaboration, North Carolina’s capital city has become an internationally recognized leader in life science and technology innovation. It also happens to be a really nice place to live.
All the information you need to know about starting a new business.
Now accepting applications for the Building Up-fit and Façade Grants.
Raleigh's Economic Development and Innovation Office are proud to present our FY18 Annual Report! Learn more about our team’s progress toward our goals over the past year of attracting new jobs and investment; encouraging existing industry expansion and retention; strengthening small business development; catalyzing entrepreneurship and innovation; advancing workforce development priorities – all to cultivate a place of prosperity for those who call Raleigh home.
RESCHEDULED TO MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 2019 - Same time, same location. The Minority and Women-Owned Small Business Expo (MWBE) is a great way to get informed regarding City of Raleigh and Wake County Public School System (WCPSS) projects for 2019. Take advantage of the great opportunity to network with local, state procurement agencies and prime contractors searching for certified minority and women-owned businesses. Not certified yet? You're still welcome! Register today!
In recognition of National Small Business Week, the City of Raleigh Office of Economic Development is co-sponsoring three events to inspire local small business owners! This year’s National Small Business Week is April 29 through May 5.
A year and a half after its appearance on “Shark Tank,” Raleigh-based “paint-and-sip” Wine & Design is planning a new headquarters at Union Station.
Wegmans has begun the process of finding 475 employees to staff the grocery chain’s new location on Wake Forest Road in Raleigh, expected to open in the fall.
Once known for tobacco and textiles, the area has reinvented itself as a hub equally well-versed in tech and food.
North Carolina leads the way.
Fixed broadband speeds across the U.S. are increasing, with Raleigh ranking as the country’s fourth fastest city.
In addition to moving its corporate headquarters from Roanoke, Va., to Raleigh, the company plans to invest $5.5 million here and create 435 new jobs over five years.
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