GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — A major aircraft development project is getting huge economic incentives from state and local organizations to build a manufacturing facility in Guilford County. During a ...

Yes, most state-backed economic projects never hit their hiring targets. But these five companies have real momentum behind their ambitions.

JetZero's promise to employ 14,500 people at Piedmont Triad International Airport by 2036 would dwarf even Toyota's massive ...

A design image of JetZero’s Z4 aircraft, which the California startup says will be capable of carrying 250 passengers. North Carolina’s big job announcements can feel a lot like scratch-off lottery ...

The MarketWatch News Department was not involved in the creation of this content. The aircraft OEM will produce its all-wing Z4 airplane at the site, which is 50% more fuel efficient than today's ...

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. A California startup that aspires to snatch market share from Boeing and Airbus has selected the Greensboro airport for its first ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — A company that could reshape the Triad just got a big jolt. JetZero says United Airlines invested in the company and wants to buy 100 planes. The company is considering coming to ...

JetZero, an aerospace company pioneering an all-wing design airplane, has selected Greensboro, North Carolina as the location for its first advanced manufacturing and final assembly facility. The ...

JetZero is planning to bring thousands of jobs to North Carolina, investing billions in a new facility. WRAL takes a look at what those jobs will be, the timeline for this project, and what happens if ...

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. JetZero will build a $4.7B factory in Greensboro, aiming to create 14,500 jobs. North Carolina awarded up to $1B in incentives tied ...

JetZero has designed a jet prototype with unique dimensions and lighter materials. It hopes to fly the demonstrator plane in 2027. North Carolina’s big job announcements can feel a lot like ...