Alpitronic Americas, an Italian electric vehicle charging company, opened its U.S. headquarters last week in southeast Charlotte. It's a 68,000-square-foot facility with a diagnostics lab and repair center, warehouse, training center and room for up to 300 employees, the company said in a statement.
"While adoption is increasing, one of the main reasons some Americans hesitate to purchase an EV is the lack of a reliable network of chargers across the country," said Mike Doucleff, Alpitronic Americas CEO.
Atrium Health is wiping out all existing judgments and liens against patients over unpaid medical bills, the hospital announced Thursday, a relief to hundreds of North Carolinians who have been sued by the health system. (Charlotte Ledger)
Belk's outlet store on the second level of Northlake Mall is now open. It's the first outlet of its kind for Belk in Charlotte. The department store continues to operate its traditional store on the first level. (CBJ)
