News

December 12, 2018

• Duke Energy Restores 685,000 Power Outages in the Carolinas; 45,000 Customers Remain without Power after Winter Storm

• More than 1,700 Clemson Students to Graduate at December Ceremonies

• Executive Director Marcia S. Adams to Continue to Lead S.C. Department of Administration

• SimpliPhy Receives SC Launch, Inc. Investment

• Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd Associate Joins A Child’s Haven Board of Directors

• SC Independent Colleges and Universities Working to Keep Tuition Affordable

• HUB Carolinas Hires Ann Begnaud as SC/NC Personal Lines Practice Leader

• Boeing on Contract for Second Japan KC-46 Tanker

• SC Lawmaker Proposes Bill to Raise State's Minimum Wage

• Homeowner Perception and Equity Growth Remain Steady as 2018 Comes to a Close

• Autotrader Names Best New Automotive Technology for 2019

• 2019 Will See a Slowdown in Job Growth, but Labor Markets Will Continue to Tighten

• US Tech Sector Employment Expands by 13,500 Jobs in November, CompTIA Analysis Reveals

December 11, 2018

• United Community Bank Angel Tree Provides Over 300 Holiday Gifts to Upstate Children

• Santee Cooper Board Approves 2019 Budget

• South Carolina Department of Education Releases List of Comprehensive Support and Improvement Schools

• Director Freddie B. Pough to Continue to Lead S.C. Department of Juvenile Justice

• Clemson Hope Students Collect, Wrap and Give 1,100+ Presents to Schoolchildren

• BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina Extending Customer Service Hours Ahead of ACA Deadline

• Boeing Launches Longest-Range Business Jet Ever with BBJ 777X

• South Carolina Federal CU Honored as One of the Best Places to Work in 2019, A Glassdoor Employees' Choice Award Winner

• Environmental Groups Will Join 16 SC Cities to Sue Over Offshore Drilling Tests

• Nearly 90% of IT Pros See Gap Between Customer Experience & Digital Security

• Optimism Shifts to Pessimism: 2019 Outlook Dims for U.S. Auto Dealers

• U.S. Home Flips Down 12% in Q3 2018 to 3.5-Year Low

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