Charlotte, United States (Local)
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Catherine Muccigrosso's coverage focuses primarily on local business, restaurants, and retail in the Charlotte and North Carolina area. She frequently covers private sector announcements, press releases, and event coverage related to these topics.
If you have a new product launch or promotional event related to food & beverage businesses or retail establishments in Charlotte or North Carolina, Catherine might be interested in covering it. Additionally, if you represent a local business making significant announcements such as expansions, closures, renovations, or relocations within the region covered by Catherine her interest may likely extend there.
Given her focus on local events and businesses specifically tied to Charlotte and North Carolina regions she is less likely to cover national or international stories unless they directly impact the local scene.
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By: Catherine Muccigrosso
Three Charlotte financial advisors, including the president of the firm, are facing a $17.5 million investor complaint over a life insurance financing strategy, according to a regulatory filing
By: Catherine Muccigrosso
A defense contractor with deep ties to Charlotte has agreed to pay more than $2 million to settle allegations that it failed to comply with cybersecurity standards on a U.S.
By: Catherine Muccigrosso, Chase Jordan
The controversial $42.5 million sale of the Morrison YMCA in Ballantyne to a local Charlotte church is drawing sharp criticism from Mecklenburg County Commissioner Susan Rodriguez-McDowell, who warns the “crummy” deal.
By: Catherine Muccigrosso
The change comes as the company, which has about 2,000 workers in the Charlotte region, sees surging demand from data centers.
By: Catherine Muccigrosso
The Campbell Co.'s sweeping companywide layoffs of salaried employees amid declining sales that was announced this week includes workers in the Charlotte area, who make Lance crackers.
By: Catherine Muccigrosso
Campbell's Snacks in Charlotte makes all 17 varieties of Lance sandwich crackers, including the most popular. ToastChee. Other snacks are Cape Cod potato chips and regional brands OkeDoke popcorn and Tom's Snacks.
By: Catherine Muccigrosso
The popular Charlotte International Arts Festival is not returning for a fifth time this fall, Blumenthal Arts officials confirmed to The Charlotte Observer.
By: Catherine Muccigrosso, Chase Jordan
Despite community pleas to reconsider the $42.5 million sale of its Ballantyne branch in south Charlotte, the YMCA of Greater Charlotte is moving
By: Catherine Muccigrosso
North Carolina officials voted to end job creation tax incentives for a Charlotte manufacturer after the company failed to meet state hiring requirements and announced plans to close its site.
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By: Catherine Muccigrosso
Ahead of the much-anticipated debut of Wegmans' in south Charlotte , a new survey by the grocery chain made it clear what shoppers want: a taste of upstate and western New York.
