News

August 16, 2018

• Duke Energy Foundation Grants Will Help Strengthen Nonprofits, Provide Access to the Arts in South Carolina

• A Collaborative Effort With Regional Educators Results in New Online Master’s Degree at USC Upstate

• Greg Mullen Named Permanent Chief of Clemson University Police Department

• STEM Premier Announces Strategic Investment from K12 Inc.

• SC Logistics Welcomes Premier Logistics Solutions

• Secretary DeVos Announces South Carolina to Receive New Federal Assistance for the Education of Displaced Students

• South Carolina Nelson Mullins Attorneys Selected for Inclusion in 2019 ‘Best Lawyers’

• State Treasurer Curtis Loftis: New Law a Positive Step for State, National Economies

• 24 Turner Padget Lawyers Named Among Best Lawyers in America

• Vault Enters South Carolina Market

• South Carolina Customers Could Start Paying Sales Tax on Online Purchases Oct. 1st

• Survey: More Than Half of Employers Have Found Content on Social Media That Caused Them NOT to Hire a Candidate

• More Than Half of Workers Approaching Retirement Believe They Will Return to Work

• Q3 Survey: Commercial Real Estate Executives Report Balanced and Strong Current Market Conditions, Concern for the Future

August 15, 2018

• 1 Million Cups Spartanburg Celebrates 1st Anniversary

• AFL Awards $5,000 Grant to Pendleton Place

• SCRA Announces New Client Companies

• SCE&G to Close Nine Business Offices

• Carolinas AGC Honors Construction Leaders

• U.S. News & World Report: Here Are the Best Hospitals in SC

• McDonald’s to Spend $109M to Upgrade 190 South Carolina Restaurants

• Three Plead Guilty to Insurance Fraud

• South Carolina Soybean Farmers Worry about Prices, Trade War

• How Blockchain And Cryptocurrency Are Impacting Accounting And Finance Departments

• USDA Partners to Improve Rural Water and Wastewater Infrastructure in 23 States

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