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Youngsville firm fined $12.6M for alleged trade violations
The successor company of a North Carolina criminal investigation supply firm must pay $12.6 million in response to accusations that the former president violated his previous plea agreement for illegally trading with China.
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NC gov candidates since '04 queried on flights
State elections officials have asked 17 gubernatorial candidates since 2004 for more information about campaign airplane travel after it was made public recently that the current and previous governor each took dozens of previously undisclosed flights.
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NC prosecutor questions defendant in new courtroom
The North Carolina prosecutor who helped send a man to prison for a murder he says he didn't commit questioned him again, this time in front of a three-judge panel that could secure his release.
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Admiral: Quality of care at NC hospital excellent
The admiral in charge of Navy hospitals in the east region said Tuesday the quality of care at the hospital in North Carolina is excellent.
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Youngsville firm fined $12.6M for alleged trade violations
The successor company of a North Carolina criminal investigation supply firm must pay $12.6 million in response to accusations that the former president violated his previous plea agreement for illegally trading with China.
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NC gov candidates since '04 queried on flights
State elections officials have asked 17 gubernatorial candidates since 2004 for more information about campaign airplane travel after it was made public recently that the current and previous governor each took dozens of previously undisclosed flights.
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NC prosecutor questions defendant in new courtroom
The North Carolina prosecutor who helped send a man to prison for a murder he says he didn't commit questioned him again, this time in front of a three-judge panel that could secure his release.
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S&P cuts outlook on Citigroup, Bank of America
Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services on Tuesday cut its outlook on Citigroup Inc. and Bank of America Corp. to “negative” from “stable,” saying bond holders could take a hit if the government steps in again to support banks.





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