October 2017 News

October 31, 2017

• Hirsch Receives Honor from Presbyterian College

• Finalists Chosen for Hughes Investments Elevate Upstate Grants

• Duke Energy Funds "80 to Work" Program That Takes Students from Start to CNC Operator in Just Two Weeks

• The Future of Business is Female - and Mobile

• Coker College: 5 Things to Look for in a Business Program

• Elliott Davis Reveals Inaugural Impact Award Winners

• LendingTree Study: South Carolina Leads Out-of-state Mover Popularity

• SC Ports Board Approves $69.5M Crane Purchase

• Nominations Now Open for 2016 S.C. Environmental Awareness Award

• Boeing Board Approves Quarterly Dividend

• AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile Win $994M U.S. Defense Contract: Pentagon

• First-time Home Buyers Stifled by Low Supply, Affordability

October 30, 2017

• Southern Wesleyan University Announces SWU Online

• Venus Poe Receives AV Rating from Martindale-Hubbell

• SCEDA Members Earn Coveted Statewide Economic Developer Certification

• Gerald and Candice Glenn Pledge Cornerstone Gift to Athletics

• S.C. College Grads See Earnings Rise after Five Years

• USCIS Expands Interview Requirements to Employment-Based Permanent Resident Applications

• Business Wireless Satisfaction Noticeably Higher among Unlimited Plan Customers, J.D. Power Finds

• CareerCast Names Jobs with Fast-Growing Salaries

• Smart Home Will Drive Internet of Things to 50 Billion Devices, Says Strategy Analytics

• Annual Survey Reveals Audit Deficiencies Remain High But Declined For Second Year: Financial Risk Led By High Pace Of M&A Activity

• Esquire Survey Finds: Nine Out of Ten Attorneys Provide Pro Bono Services

October 27, 2017

• Habitat Greenville Named 2017 EarthCraft Builder of the Year

• Duke Energy Declares Quarterly Dividend Payment to Shareholders