News

April 23, 2019

• CresCom Bank Introduces Sharon Snyder As Assistant Vice President and Manager Of The Upstate Loan Servicing

• Topgolf Opens 50th U.S. Venue in Greenville

• Clemson Students Lauded for Sustainable Design Excellence with National COTE Awards

• Proposed SC Incentives for Panthers Move Still In Legislative Limbo

• Cheating Scandal Rocks University of South Carolina Business School

April 22, 2019

• Number of South Carolinians Employed Continues Record Climb

• SCDOR Employee Charged with Unlawfully Examining Tax Records

• A Loophole Lets SC Hospitals Take Millions from Residents’ Tax Refunds for Unpaid Bills

• A Valuable SC Tax Break That Thousands of Older Homeowners Overlook

• Santee Cooper Backers at Orangeburg Meeting Challenge Sale of Utility

• One-Third of Small Business Owners Lack a Retirement Savings Plan

• LendingTree Survey: 61% of First-Time Homebuyers Struggling to Find Affordable Homes

April 19, 2019

• When the Lights Go out, Duke Energy Lineworkers Shine

• Furman's Riley Institute Receives Grant for National Afterschool Policy Fellowship Program

• New Southern Greenville Business Park about to Triple in Size. Here's Why that Matters

• 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

• PTC Board Approves Job-Ready Guarantee

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