News

April 19, 2019

• When the Lights Go out, Duke Energy Lineworkers Shine

• Tindall Corporation Establishes New Engineering Office in Duncan

• Attorney General Alan Wilson Announces South Carolina Consumers Have Received More Than $1.4M as Part of Settlement in Debt-buying Case

• State Treasurer’s Office Facilitates $30M Master Lease for MUSC

• BB&T Reports Earnings

• UofSC, Uber Announce New National Campus Rideshare Safety Initiatives

• SC Senate Moves to Block Funds for Drilling

• Publix Board Member Elected, Retirees Recognized

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased

• More Than Half of Small Businesses Plan to Offer New Employee Benefits in 2019

April 18, 2019

• Forbes Once Again Names Duke Energy One of America's Best Employers

• The Heirloom Companies Constructs Megasculpture for ACL Airshop

• Finalists Named in UofSC’s Presidential Search

• Blackbaud Named One of America's Best Midsize Employers by Forbes

• Sen. Scott Statement on New Opportunity Zone Regulations

• AG Wilson Announces That Leader of Staged-accidents Ring Sentenced to Prison

• Newly Signed SC Law Allows For Hemp Program to License Processors

• Lawsuit: Santee Cooper Misled Investors about Failed SC Nuclear Project

• Bidding Protest Delays Key Stretch of Charleston Harbor Deepening

• Deloitte Survey: A Majority of Global Private Companies Expect Revenue Growth to Increase Over Next 12 Months, Powering Optimism

• 98% of Small Businesses Claim to Protect App Users' Data, But Most Lack Significant Security Measures

April 17, 2019

• Kurt Keppler Named Interim Associate Vice President for Clemson Student Affairs

• SC Department of Education and Clemson Extension Announce School Gardening Assistance Program

• Elliott Davis’ Sarah Paul Named to Charleston Regional Business Journal’s Forty Under 40

• SCCADVASA Launches Healthy Relationships Campaign Statewide to Recognize Sexual Assault Awareness Month

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