Coverage of business in Greensboro focuses on company growth, local market trends and organizational changes. This page monitors how commerce shifts across the city.
City leaders and business owners gathered to weigh the future of the South Elm-Eugene Street corridor, a stretch running from I-40 into downtown.
Live Poll
Do you think your Greensboro neighborhood is getting better over the next few years?
Live Poll
Do you believe local health partnerships effectively improve access to medical care in your community?
The new facility aims to expand access to primary and specialized healthcare in southeast Greensboro.
The Greensboro chip maker has elevated Winslow to lead global sales as its chief business officer prepares to depart.
Live Poll
Do you support prioritizing downtown event access over keeping local roads open for traffic?
The city is closing streets in downtown Greensboro to allow for vendor setup and festival activity.
Live Poll
Do you trust your local government to cut costs without hurting essential services?
The city will cut 10 positions across several departments as part of broader cost-cutting efforts, effective January 7, 2027.
Live Poll
Does the acquisition of specialized security providers by larger platforms benefit the safety of public infrastructure?
The perimeter security firm moves to new ownership under Global GRAB Technologies.
Regular subjects here include corporate mergers, store openings, startup investments and shifts in executive leadership. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it to track the pulse of the local economy. Development in the city often hinges on land use permits and infrastructure projects that influence where new commercial ventures choose to locate. Access to a skilled workforce and proximity to major transport hubs are the two factors that most often drive the rhythm of business change here.
