News

April 19, 2018

• South Carolina Ranked 11th Nationally in 2017 State of Preschool Report

• Turn a Working Lunch Into a Walking Lunch with BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina

• From Legos to Autos: New CU-ICAR Endowed Chair Has Built an Impressive Career

• SCE&G Offers Customers Even Higher Rebates for Installation of New Energy Star-Qualified Heating and Cooling Systems

• Sonoco Increases Common Stock Dividend by 5.1%

• First Community Corporation Announces First Quarter Results and Cash Dividend

• Former State Senator Harry Chapman Endorses Eric Graben for CD 4

• Shoppers Are Loyal to Brands that Prioritize Communication, Narvar Survey Finds

• Cybersecurity and Disruptive Innovations Top List of Concerns for Corporate Boards in 2018

• Zillow: Homes Sold Faster than Ever in 2017

April 18, 2018

• From Chasing Storms to Scaling Poles, Duke Energy Lineworkers Keep the Grid Running

• Dominion Energy/SCANA Merger Could Boost S.C. Economy by $18.7B

• S.C. Students Recognized by Advanced Manufacturing Industry for their Commitment to STEM Education

• Top National Speakers Named for SEMDA’s 2018 Southeastern Medtech Conference Opening May 2nd in Greenville

• ZVERSE Receives SC Launch Investment

• Rate Of IT Job Growth Edges Up

• Businesses Struggle to Protect Sensitive Cloud Data According to New Oracle and KPMG Cloud Threat Report

• Does Job Hopping Help Or Hurt Your Career?

• Netwrix Survey: 69% of Healthcare Providers Plan to Move More Data to the Cloud, Disregarding Insider Threat

April 17, 2018

• Moore School Professors Recognized by Student Disability Resource Center

• Boeing Business Jets Celebrates Flyaway of First BBJ MAX Airplane

• South Carolina Students Selected For Prestigious National Youth Science Camp

• SC Gas Prices Rise

• Collins & Lacy Co-Founder Receives State's Highest Civilian Honor

• Grapevine: South Carolina Utility Puts Shareholders on Hold Again

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