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Sarah Glova

Sarah Glova

Tech Reporter at WRAL Tech Wire

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Can’t find workers: NC ranks 10th as hardest place to fill jobs, report says

On a list of states where employers are struggling the most in hiring, WalletHub ranked North Carolina at No. 10 based on the rate of job openings for the latest month and the last 12 months. Take a look at the numbers.
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Job openings inch down in Triangle, but now is great time to hire, ...

Businesses need fewer extra workers for holiday jobs this fall, which could indicate that the labor market is weakening. Hear what one local recruitment expert has to say about hiring trends this holiday season.
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Startups hit hiring pause, reaching ‘maturity’ point with jobs, say...

WRAL TechWire spoke with Will McGuire, Founder & CEO of Incolo, to better understand whether startups are holding off on hiring right now.
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Local startup job postings are down — but these startups are hiring...

Startup job numbers have remained in the low 7,000s for the last eight weeks, after dipping below 8,000 in early October for the first time since WRAL TechWire began tracking this data. But local job seekers, if you’re open to working remotely, then check out these startups that are hiring.
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NC scorned on ‘Best and Worst States to Work’ report, ranking 41st

North Carolina ranked No. 41 on a new list of Best and Worst States to Work in America. Take a look at the numbers — plus, analysis from UNC economist Dr. Gerald Cohen.
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Nutrition-focused ‘Eat Well’ program awarded record-breaking $10M i...

A nutrition-focused “food as medicine” program, Eat Well, has been awarded $10 million from the state—the largest investment ever made in a healthy food prescription program in the United States. Take a look.
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Startups are hiring in the Triangle — do they need ‘fractional AI o...

The exclusive WRAL TechWire Jobs Report showed 7,298 startup job openings (not accounting for duplications in postings) this week. In a TechCrunch article posted Friday, an AI-focused CEO says startups should be looking for one position in particular: a fractional AI officer. See why.
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New fund aims to address Triangle’s pre-seed capital gap, is seekin...

A new fund for early-stage Triangle startups launched Monday, backed by local early-stage investment firm Primordial. The rolling fund is seeking investors, with a minimum investment commitment of $5,000 per quarter for four quarters. Check out the details.
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Black Wall Street Forward initiative in Durham receives $250k grant...

The MetLife Foundation announced Tuesday that 24 nonprofits will benefit from its two-year, $10 million Accelerating Commitment to Equity Innovation Fund (ACE Innovation Fund) — including a Durham-based initiative from Forward Cities focused on Black Wall Street, plus three more Triangle-based initiatives. Learn more.
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Startups will be crippled by ‘short-sightedness’ of new tax rule, s...

Startups and innovation teams are talking about changes to Section 174 that increases the tax burden of companies with research and development (R&D) expenses. Check out what one Raleigh-based policy advocate for small businesses has to say about the new tax policy.
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Startups entering 2024 with ‘healthy paranoia,’ says early-stage VC...

“Startup” job openings in the Triangle are ending the year at a low, according to the exclusive WRAL TechWire Jobs Report. But check out one VC’s hopeful message as we look to 2024.