News

April 26, 2018

• Statement from Gov. Henry McMaster on S.C. House Voting to Continue Fight for Ratepayers

• Moore School Marketing Professor Finds Customer Loyalty Has Significant Impact Following Customer Data Breach Announcements

• South Carolina Office of Innovation Announces Grant Awards

• Boeing Reports Strong First-Quarter Results; Raises Cash Flow and EPS Guidance

• Attorney General Alan Wilson Joins 15-State Coalition Seeking Dismissal of Lawsuit against Energy and Manufacturing Companies

• BB&T Announces Second-Quarter Dividends

• A.M. Best Revises Outlooks to Stable for South Carolina Farm Bureau Group Members

• Medical Marijuana Could Mean Big Business for S.C.

• USDA Rural Development Innovation Center Launches Interactive Webpage to Share Best Practices for Rural Economic Development

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Increased in April

April 25, 2018

• SC Center for Rural and Primary Healthcare Improving Access to Quality Care

• Gov. Henry McMaster Issues Executive Order to Combat Flow of Illegal Contraband into Prisons

• Synovus Announces Strong Earnings for the First Quarter 2018

• Ambassador Nikki Haley, Sen. Tim Scott to Address Clemson Graduates

• Advocacy Day for Access & Independence to be Held at S.C. State House April 25th, 2018 to Celebrate Disability and Further Disability Rights

• United Community Banks, Inc. Announces First Quarter Earnings

• South State Corporation Reports First Quarter 2018 Results and Increased Quarterly Cash Dividend

• South Carolina Textile Plant Closing Will Eliminate 175 Jobs

• BMW Gives $1M to African-American Museum in South Carolina

• American Airlines Announces New Program to Recruit Next Generation of Pilots With Launch of Cadet Academy

• Existing-Home Sales Climb 1.1% in March

• Rising Interest Rates, Vehicle Prices Can Cost Car Shoppers Thousands More to Finance New Vehicles in 2018, According to Edmunds

April 24, 2018

• South Carolina Office of Innovation Announces Grant Awards

• Boeing HorizonX Invests in 3D Printing Startup Morf3D

• Solar Producers Hope to Shine Light on South Carolina's Energy Woes

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