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Asheville cost of living hihgest in North Carolina, while wages lag

Asheville continues to draw newcomers, but it also remains the most expensive place to live in the state, and wages here historically lag other areas.

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5 of 6 biggest regional occupations at risk of automation

Higher automation could imply job losses, but it could also mean the significant use of new technologies to boost productivity.

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Answer Man: Sierra Nevada taproom closure rumor? Odd power outages?

Readers ask about a rumor that Sierra Nevada may close or curtail operations at its taproom, and about odd, short power outages recently.

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Asheville labor force recovered, worker shortage continues

Even though businesses are enticing workers with “everything under the sun” there are two to four openings per unemployed worker, Nathan Ramsey says.

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Asheville metro unemployment recovers from COVID-19

The Asheville metro area had an unemployment rate of 2.9% in March. For comparison, March 2021 s unemployment rate was 4.7%.

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