Charlotte MLS team

Charlotte's Major League Soccer team has begun work on a $50 million renovation to prepare Bank of America Stadium for soccer next year.

Wells Fargo has sold its asset-management business to a private equity firm for $2.1 billion. Also in this week's BizWorthy, we take a look at why some fans are upset at a fee for certain Charlotte FC tickets, hear about an expensive home for sale and learn how the pandemic is changing the way Girl Scout cookies are sold.

City Council voted unanimously Monday night to subsidize a new development at Eastland Mall and to pay for improvements to Bank of America Stadium for the Charlotte FC MLS team.

The long-planned redevelopment of the old Eastland Mall site in east Charlotte will require public investment of $50 million to $54 million, city officials say. Meanwhile, Charlotte's MLS team will locate only its youth academy headquarters there. And city incentives to the team and Panthers have shrunk.

Charlotte Football Club's debut with MLS is still a year and a half away, but team President Tom Glick said Tuesday season ticket reservations and sales…

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Charlotte's MLS team says it will announce its name and colors next week. On Monday, the club owned by Carolina Panthers' owner David Tepper tweeted out…

Charlotte's Major League Soccer team doesn't have a name yet and it won't start playing until next spring. But the club has signed its first player --…

Charlotte's MLS team is officially only a couple weeks old and doesn't have a name or a headquarters -- but the franchise announced Tuesday that it has…