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Current headlines from Raleigh Business News - Local Raleigh News | The Triangle Business Journal:

Lawmakers overturn Easley's veto of boat bill
State legislators on Wednesday overturned Gov. Mike Easley’s veto of a bill that allows wide boats to be driven on North Carolina roads without a permit.
Respiratory institute to join N.C. Research Campus
A New Mexico-based biomedical research organization will open an office at the North Carolina Research Campus in Kannapolis. (RHT)
More companies letting employees work from home
A record number of companies in the U.S. and Canada allow employees to work from home, according to a new survey from WorldatWork.
Dillard's posts net loss as it continues to close stores
Dillard’s Inc. recorded a $9.8 million charge in the second quarter to reflect store closings as the department store chain works to restore itself to profitability. (DDS)
TBJ poll: UNC will have most improved football squad
The North Carolina Tar Heels should be the most improved NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision team in the state this season, according to an unscientific poll of Triangle Business Journal readers.
Cisco to buy California's PostPath for $215M
Cisco Systems Inc. said Wednesday that it has agreed to acquire privately held PostPath Inc. for $215 million.
Talbots losses grow; restructuring continues
Clothing retailer Talbots Inc., which earlier this year closed three stores in the Triangle, posted significantly wider net losses during its fiscal 2008 second quarter. (TLB)
Raleigh native King to replace Allison as BB&T's CEO
BB&T Chief Executive Officer John Allison will retire at the end of the year, the company said in a statement Wednesday. (BBT)
Wachovia sells branches to American Realty for $53M
American Realty Capital has purchased 39 Wachovia Corp. bank branches, and the Pennsylvania firm plans to buy 70 more over the next year. (WB)
Wake, Orange students top North Carolina average on SAT
Students in Wake and Orange counties topped the state average for SAT scores in 2008, new data show, though Durham County students continued to lag behind.

Headlines last updated at Aug 27, 2008 23:51:39pm.
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