News

June 21, 2018

• Wofford's Dr. John Pilley, Professor Emeritus, Passes Away

• Upstate-Based CarolinaPower Makes List of Best Places to Work in South Carolina

• Timken Company Expanding Operations at the Tyger River Plant in Union

• Clemson Names Carlyle C. Brewster Chair of Plant and Environmental Sciences Department

• United Community Banks, Inc. Appoints Two New Board Members, Lance F. Drummond and Jennifer Mann

• Boeing, FedEx Express Announce Order for 24 Medium and Large Freighters

• The BB&T Leadership Institute Opens Distinctive New Campus

• Choice Hotels to Develop Two New Cambria Hotels in Growing South Carolina Markets

• Amazon Offers Prime Members Deals at Whole Foods Stores in South Carolina

• Movie Chain with 3 South Carolina Theaters Offers $20 Monthly Pass

• Starbucks to Close 150 Stores in the U.S. Next Year

• Middle Market Experiences Strong Economic Growth, Outlook Robust for Second Half of Year

• Working Parents in 2018: 78% Say You Can Have it All, According to New CareerBuilder Survey

• The Benefits of Benefits: Why Employers Can't Afford Inadequate Workplace Perks

June 20, 2018

• Duke Energy Site Readiness Program a Win for Economic Development, Jobs in the Carolinas

• AFL Associates Present $17,000 Campaign Donation to United Way

• SCRA Announces SC Launch Investment in Engage Talent

• New School Behavioral Health Initiative Aims to Boost Learning, Solve Mental Health Challenges

• Drew Painter Recognized as 2018 S.C. Outstanding Young Banker

• BB&T Awarded 'Outstanding' Rating for Community Reinvestment

• Sen. Scott Supports Defense Authorization Bill

• Attorney General Alan Wilson Announces Prison Sentence in Insurance Fraud Case

• Boeing Delivers First 737 MAX to Jet Airways

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Rose 0.7% in May

• NSC Survey: 90% of Employers are Negatively Impacted by Tired Employees

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