News

June 19, 2018

• Carolina Metal Finishing to Expand Lee County Operations

• Two South Carolinians Selected to Advise U.S. Commerce Secretary

• Marti Bluestein Joins SC Bar Board of Governors

• Gas Prices Trend Cheaper, but Increases are Likely Looming

• Statement from Gov. Henry McMaster on May 2018 Unemployment Rate

• Nelson Mullins’ James Burns a 2018 ‘S.C. Port Ambassador’

• South Carolina Senate, House Leaders Still Apart on $8B Budget

• Trade Group Offers Mixed Outlook for South Carolina's Solar Power Industry

• RE/MAX: Prices Rise 7.8 %, but Homes Selling Faster & Faster

• Over 70 Million Battery-Electric Vehicles Will Be Sold in 2032, says Information Trends

• U.S. Retail Sales Post Biggest Gain in Six Months

• Despite Robust Sales, U.S. Auto Dealers Feeling Less Optimistic For Summer Sales

• Bloomberg Law: HR Workforce Continues To Grow - Staffing Ratios Reach All-Time High

June 18, 2018

• South Carolina Electric & Gas Company Files for Decrease to Natural Gas Rates Under Rate Stabilization Act

• Statement from Gov. Henry McMaster on Charleston Harbor Deepening Project

• South End Brewery Extends Reach into South Carolina

• SC Loves Retail Charge Cards, But They Come with Real Pros and Cons

• What to Expect in SC's Republican Governor Runoff: Heated Debate, Lots of Ads and Trump

• Email Remains Key Marketing Tool for Nearly 70% of Businesses

• Milliman Analysis: Corporate Pension Funded Status Dips by $2B in May

• Auto Insurance Customer Satisfaction Reaches Record High, J.D. Power Finds

June 15, 2018

• South Carolina Ports Authority Announces 2018 Port Ambassador Program Graduates

• UofSC Listed among Top Patent-Producing Universities in the World

• Clemson's Wood Utilization + Design Institute Adds Founding Member Katerra

• SCRA Announces Collaboration Center Awards

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