The Durham-based parent company says it still plans to grow Q2 Solutions’ local headcount despite the grant terminations.

If you’re planning on visiting Research Triangle Park, either for work, an internship, or just to see what it’s about, here’s everything you need to know. About Research Triangle Park.

Here’s a glimpse of what to look forward to and insights into some of the most anticipated additions coming to the Triangle ...

Some Triangle workers are barred from all agency duties after signing a letter dissenting Environmental Protection Agency ...

The establishment of North Carolina's Research Triangle Park in 1959 was aimed at reversing the "brain drain" of graduates from the area's top research universities seeking science and engineering ...

Last week, the president and CEO of Research Triangle Park unveiled plans for phase one of Park Center, a massive redevelopment on 100 acres of recently acquired RTP land—the blank slate, ...

Hub RTP is Research Triangle Park’s vibrant downtown. At full build out, the $1.5 billion mixed-use development will be a central, walkable urban district including up to one million square feet ...

A half-century ago, Research Triangle Park in North Carolina was an innovative model for a technology cluster, but has lost luster. Now, it's undergoing a remake to attract today's workers.

Established in 1959, Research Triangle Park was built for cars. Workers follow wide boulevards or tree-shaded two-lane roads to isolated office buildings surrounded by acres of parking.

Research Triangle Park now has door-to-door mail delivery service from the U.S. Postal Service for the first time in the park’s 65-year history.

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK. In the 1990s, transportation planners picked a wooded lot on the edge of Research Triangle Park to build a station for buses and commuter trains.