Charlotte welcomed CNBC this week to declare the city the nation’s second-best for publicly traded stocks.
Relocating to Charlotte? We think you’ll love this city as we always seem to be atop the ‘good’ list for cities across the nation for growth, economics, jobs and lifestyle.
Year over year, Charlotte’s publicly traded companies have returned an average of 21%, as calculated by “Street Signs'” Brian Sullivan. Top performers include Bank of America, Lowe’s, SPX, Carlisle Companies, Inc., Family Dollar and Sonic Automotive.
Tweeting as he toured Charlotte, Brian Sullivan created quite the frenzy about town! His CNBC “Street Signs” broadcast was from the NASCAR Hall of Fame. Sullivan mentioned that Charlotte was a “once sleepy” town that has become known as “Wall Street South.” Of course I loved hearing this great news as well as the fact that he feels that one of the most spectacular skylines in the South.
David Roberts, Carlisle CEO, discussed closing factories in China and opening them in the U.S. Small business owners also got a plug from the popular CNBC anchor. Charlotte financial adviser Larry Carroll discussed the nations fiscal cliff local NASCAR president, Marcus Smith discussed is business’s impact on the local economy.
Below is an interview with Charlotte Chamber of Commerce CEO Bob Morgan as he chatted with Sullivan at the NASCAR Hall of Fame.
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