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Bath & Body Works Debuts Feel Good Store Concept
Bath & Body Works opened its first Feel Good concept stores in Charlotte, North Carolina. This redesigned store layout is designed to make fragrance discovery easier and product benefits clearer. The Feel Good concept advances Bath & Body Works’ Consumer First Formula, the brand’s strategic transformation plan that places the...
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Business Briefs (10/26/26): Mecklenburg ABC store reopens
CHARLOTTE – Mecklenburg County ABC Spirits Store 23 reopened Oct. 24 following renovations to its location at 8130 S. Tryon St. in Whitehall Commons Shopping Center. Improvements include new shelving, updated flooring and a dedicated educational tasting area where customers can learn about spirits and explore products. “These improvements...
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thecharlotteweekly.com
Bath & Body Works debuts new concept store in Charlotte
CHARLOTTE – Bath & Body Works has opened the first of its new Feel Good concept stores at SouthPark Mall. The concept is designed to put the consumer at the center of every decision. “Our Consumer First Formula starts with listening to consumers and understanding what they want from...
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Public Company Will Move Its Headquarters to Charlotte in November
A St. Louis, Missouri, company has chosen Charlotte as the hub for its new headquarters. Perimeter Solutions, which manufactures fire-retardant products and machinery and parts for the medical industry, has announced it will move its headquarters from St. Louis to Charlotte on Nov. 4 and change its name to Perimeter Group.
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Charlotte Firm Snaps Up Former Neese's Sausage Site In NoDa
The former Neese's Country Sausage distribution warehouse in NoDa has a new owner. Browder Brown, a Charlotte-based firm, acquired the 0.82-acre property at 2604 N. Davidson St. after the site had been listed for sale. A Discount From the Original Asking Price. The warehouse had been listed for sale at...
Axios Charlotte
Walmart drones are now flying over Charlotte. More are coming
Don't be surprised to see more drones zipping through the Charlotte sky as Wing grows its delivery service with Walmart, and its competitor Zipline eyes expansion here. Why it matters: Charlotte's fast population growth and sprawling suburban landscape make it an attractive market for these futuristic services, from the autonomous ride-hailing showdown to the drone-delivery race . The latest: Wing is now delivering packages from seven Walmart stores, with two more coming. If you're in the delivery zone, orders can be taken via the Walmart and Wing apps. Customers can buy up to 2.5 pounds of groceries, household items, toys and over-the-counter medicine, and it will arrive "in as fast as 30 minutes," the Alphabet-owned company says. The average time is 23 minutes. Zoom out: California-based Zipline says Charlotte is on its radar. It's kickstarted the permitting process with the city to build four drone charging towers on a half-acre site on General Drive near Carowinds, filings show. The towers are typically the size of a light pole with outward arms for drones to dock when they're not making deliveries. Zipline previously announced a partnership with Advocate Health to start delivering prescriptions, labs and medical supplies in 2027. A company
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The US Sun
Goodwill to roll out necessary extra step for returns starting November 1 – or you won’t get money back
RETURNS will become more difficult for Goodwill shoppers than ever before once a new policy takes effect in just a few days. This coming change will even make some items unreturnable if they were put out on shelves without a key addition. Goodwill Industries of the Southern Piedmont announced a...
Charlotte Observer
NC grocery chain is expanding again in Charlotte area as competition intensifies
A North Carolina grocery chain is expanding in the Charlotte region, with its next location planned for the Lake Norman area amid heated competition. Lowes Foods will anchor Terrell Town Center at 9210 Sherrills Ford Road in Catawba County, Charlotte-based developer MVP Properties plans show. The Terrell store will be nearly 51,000 square feet. “We are working with the developer on the site, but it’s very early in the planning process,” the Winston-Salem-based grocer confirmed Tuesday. A 20-year lease agreement with Lowes Foods, MVP and Terrell Town Center Investors was filed Oct. 14, county property records show. The development at N.C. Highway 150 and Sherrills Ford Road also includes a Chipotle Mexican Grill and two other parcels, MVP’s plans show. The Lowes Foods site in Terrell is less than a mile east of Publix at The Village Shoppes , 7883 Village Center N., in Sherrills Ford.
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Wegmans Ballantyne Marks Chain’s Largest Weekday Opening Ever
Wegmans announced that it welcomed more than 25,000 customers on Oct. 14 at its new Ballantyne store, the grocer’s largest weekday opening to date. Record sales continued throughout opening week as the company celebrated its entrance into the Charlotte, North Carolina, region, the Rochester, New York-based grocer said. Hundreds...
Charlotte Stories
$700 Million Brooklyn Village Finally Moving Forward in Uptown Charlotte
Charlotte-based First & Early Capital is proposing at least 631,000 square feet of development on the project’s 5.8-acre first phase. The firm bought the property for $24.3 million this summer after the previous development effort collapsed. County commissioners reviewed the new framework Tuesday night. A formal vote could come...
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Inside Nucor: How Charlotte’s Steel Giant Turns Scrap Into a $32 Billion Business
Inside Carolina Companies | Charlotte, North Carolina | Document-based business analysis, October 22, 2026. This is an interpretation of public filings and company statements, not a company interview. The unglamorous materials behind American infrastructure are often more important than the consumer brands on its surface. An office building, data center,...
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Charlotte Airport Workers Strike After Cabin Cleaner, 55, Dies in Extreme Heat
Colleen Coates was a 55-year-old cabin cleaner at Charlotte Douglas International Airport when she collapsed on a jet bridge while waiting to clean an American Airlines aircraft. She could not be resuscitated. Her death has since become a rallying point for airport contractors demanding safer conditions and basic protections on the job.
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Charlotte’s Groundbreakers Conference looks to diversify land-use professions
Real estate is big business in Charlotte. Yet, Black representation remains low in land-related professions. Take architecture, for example: nationwide, Blacks represent fewer than 2% of the profession. To address these disparities, Racheal Baker, a Charlotte attorney with a background in urban planning, is hosting a four-day conference for Black...