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Brian Gordon’s coverage primarily focuses on local news in North Carolina, with an emphasis on business and industry-related topics. He covers a wide range of topics including job announcements, layoffs, crime, technology, and mental health.
Given his focus on local news and businesses in North Carolina, he may be interested in pitches related to new business developments or closures within the state. Pitches about economic trends affecting North Carolina's industries could also be relevant given his interest in job announcements and layoffs.
As Brian's focus is largely regional with some national implications due to company headquarters being located there (e.g., Toyota), it would be beneficial for sources pitching him to have expertise or insights specifically related to the region when applicable.
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By: Brian Gordon, Tara Toevs Carolan
As previously reported here , New York City's Earned Safe and Sick Time Act (“ESSTA”) was amended once again expanding the scope and requirements for all covered New York City employers effective February 22, 2026.
By: Brian Gordon
Key Takeaways Durham energy firm American Efficient has entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy three months after federal regulators accused the company of operating “a brazen fraud scheme.”
By: Brian Gordon
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By: Brian Gordon
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By: Brian Gordon
M&F Bank will become part of South Carolina-based Optus Bank in a $105 million deal announced Wednesday.
By: Brian Gordon
I'm Brian Gordon, tech reporter for The News & Observer, and this is Open Source, a weekly newsletter on business, labor and technology in North Carolina.
By: Brian Gordon
The California startup behind the largest jobs project in recent North Carolina history has identified a potential government source to fund more than half its promised $4.7 billion campus.
By: Brian Gordon
This is my last edition of Open Source. After four years, today is my final day at The News & Observer.
TRIAD — The California startup behind the largest jobs project in recent North Carolina history is seeking a federal government loan to fund more than half its promised $4.7 billion
By: Brian Gordon
VinFast, a Vietnamese electric vehicle maker, has not made significant progress on its promised North Carolina factory.
