News

April 02, 2020

• Spartanburg Hotels Report Coronavirus-linked Drop in Business

• Spartanburg Water Announces Promotion in Laboratory Services

• South Carolina Tourism Industry Takes Hit during COVID-19 Crisis

• How Golf is One of the Few Businesses Left Open by Governments in the Carolinas

• Gov. Henry McMaster Orders Non-Essential Businesses Closed Throughout S.C.

• United Community Bank Prepared to Assist Small Business Customers Obtain Relief Through Federal CARES Act

• BCBS of South Carolina: Suspicious Telemarketing Calls Offering Pain-Relief Medication and Skin Creams

• Dr. John Palms, Former President of UofSC, Recognized with Award for Leadership

• Opportunity Zones: Real Estate Expert Says They Can Transform South Carolina

• Latest Survey Shows 1 in 5 Americans Won't Travel Again Until 2021 - Representing Extreme Concern for Already Struggling Airline Industry

• U.S. Foreclosure Activity In February 2020 Hits All-Time Low

April 01, 2020

• Leadership Spartanburg Group Collecting Donations for Ruths Gleanings

• SC Gov. McMaster to Order ‘Nonessential’ Businesses to Close to Fight Coronavirus

• Carnival Extends Pause in Operations until May 11th

• Boeing Receives $1.5B P-8A Poseidon Contract From U.S. Navy

• M3 Agency To Offer Free Website Fixes To Area Businesses

• Federal Relief Bill Offers Help for South Carolina Agriculture

• South Carolina’s Humimic Medical Arming Healthcare Workers for the COVID-19 War

• Fluor Corporation Adopts Limited Duration Stockholder Rights Agreement

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Declined Sharply in March

• Largest U.S. International Broadcaster Moves Global Newsrooms Remotely into Journalists’ Homes During COVID-19 Pandemic

• Cars.com Tracks Impact of COVID-19 on U.S. Auto Industry

March 31, 2020

• SCC Continues Classes Online

• Census Bureau Provides Update on 2020 Census Field Operations

• Knapp: South Carolina's Economy Will Survive If Small Businesses Survive

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