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A biotech company now based in central New Jersey plans to relocate to Concord in a move that will bring 33 jobs to an existing building in International Business Park.
Hydromer Inc. will spend up to $2 million to relocate from Branchburg, New Jersey, with plans to open the new headquarters and manufacturing facility this summer.
Martin von Dyck, Hydromer’s executive vice president of operations, says he expects the company to be able to respond to customers’ requests more quickly in the new headquarters. “It will feature modular production elements, empowering more agile and leaner productivity, therefore allowing our company to adapt and change much faster to meet its diverse customer requirements,” he says.
More buzz for the Raleigh food scene. Hopefully this national attention brings more and more attention to Raleigh’s downtown. It’s quite an honor to have such a great Chef call our city home. To all the skyscrapers fanatics. There’s more to a city than just tall buildings.
his German auto parts manufacturing plant in Mooresville was built in 11 months and the German plant manager was quick to point out it was 2 weeks late!
Currently, the plant is in pre-production with 30 employees and expects to reach 100 workers by the end of the year. Gokhan Tektas is the general manager at the Mooresville plant.
Gunter Frolich, president and CEO of German-based Tristone Flowtech Group, took a friendly jab at builders of the plant during the ceremony on Wednesday.
With a short timeline, the building was delivered “two weeks late but OK,” he says. The structure took “11 months and a day” to build, he says.
Yeargin Potter Smith Construction of Greenville, South Carolina, built the 215,000-square-foot facility. SunCap Property Group developed the site.
Jeff McNeely, a member of the Iredell County Board of Commissioners, says the auto-parts manufacturer blends well with other such plants in Mooresville. “It’s a great fit for us to have them in our county,” he says.
U.S. Bank expanding retail presence with first branch in Charlotte," by Caroline Hudson. Excerpt: "U.S. Bancorp (NYSE: USB) is expanding its retail presence into North Carolina with its first branch in Charlotte. The new branch will be at 201 S. Tryon St. in Uptown. ... U.S. Bank's uptown retail branch is set to open in the fall. The plan is to add 10 more branches by the end of 2020. Those locations are yet to be determined, but a spokesperson for U.S Bank confirmed that executives are eyeing the Charlotte metro area. 'Charlotte is an exceptional market, and we expect to be a positive economic force there that helps individuals build strong financial futures and business owners reach their financial goals and objectives,' said Tim Welsh, vice chairman of consumer and business banking, in a statement." Link; https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2019/04/22/u-s-bank-to-expand-retail-presence-with-first.html
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