News

April 03, 2020

• Greenville May Require Businesses to Keep Customers 6 Feet Apart

• Innovative Cloud-based Tech to Rapidly Increase COVID-19 Testing Capacity Across The US

• Duke Endowment Announces $1.25M Gift to One SC Fund: COVID-19 Response

• Liquor Stores in SC, across US Remain Open as ‘Non-essential’ Businesses Close

• Three Additional Counties Eligible for Public Assistance Funding in South Carolina

• Initial Approval of South Carolina’s 1135 Waiver Request

• BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina and BlueChoice HealthPlan Waive Cost-Sharing for In-Network COVID-19 Treatment

• Scott, Coons, Walker, Cleaver Call For April To Be National Month Of Prayer

• Publix Now Offers Contactless Pay Options

• SoftBank Group Announces End of WeWork Tender Offer Because Closing Conditions Not Met

April 02, 2020

• GE in Greenville Says an Employee and Contractor Tested Positive for Coronavirus

• Mayor: Greenville May Seek Tighter Restrictions to Stem Coronavirus Than Governor's Order

• 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

• Greenville to Push 'Stay-at-Home' Law to Stem Coronavirus; Require 6 Feet Distance and Close More Businesses

• An Upstate Screen-Printing Shop Has Designed a 'Shop Local' Shirt for South Carolina Businesses Affected from the Outbreak

• Mary Hunter Beasley Joins Ryan Beasley Law

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

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