News

December 13, 2019

• Columbia Chamber Opens New Headquarters

• Kemira Expanding Operations in Richland County

• Gov. Henry McMaster Announces Rep. Bobby Cox as South Carolina’s First Secretary of Veterans’ Affairs

• Forty-one Lowcountry Leaders Have Completed the Diversity Leaders Initiative Class

• WomenInc. Magazine Recognizes UCBI Board Members on 2019 Most Influential Corporate Directors List

• COO Kevin Blair Appointed Synovus President

• South Carolina Can Cancel Its Presidential Primary, Court Rules

• AG Alan Wilson Joins Bipartisan Coalition in Calling for Fentanyl to Remain a Schedule I Drug

• Boeing’s Bad Year Means No Bonus Checks for SC Workers

• Governments Voice Concerns about Potential Changes to SC’s Business License Taxes

• USDA to Make $550M in Funding Available in 2020 to Deploy High-Speed Broadband Internet Infrastructure in Rural America

• Companies at Coworking Spaces Don't Take Much Time Off for the Holidays

December 12, 2019

• South Carolina Federal Wins a Glassdoor Best Places to Work Award

• Clemson to Award Degrees at Winter Graduation Ceremonies December 19th

• BB&T and SunTrust, Now Truist Appoints Regional Presidents

• Statewide SC Codes Initiative Expanding

• Statement from State Superintendent Molly Spearman on 2019-2020 CERRA Educator Supply and Demand Report

• Expect Continued Economic Growth, Slower Real Estate Price Gains and Small Chance for Recession in 2020, According to Group of Top Economists

• Study: Gig Economy is Impacting Hiring and Staffing Practices, Says Majority of HR Professionals

December 11, 2019

• Katie McCoy is Thomas & Hutton's Newest Professional Engineer in South Carolina

• Blackbaud Demonstrates Continued Growth and Momentum of High-Impact Solutions for Higher Education

• Consumer Group: South Carolina Emissions Fell 89% as States Across the Nation Prove They Don’t Need Paris Accord to Make a Difference

• Bell Boeing Delivers First Modified Osprey for Improved Fleet Readiness

• SC Governor Wants to Give All Teachers a $3,000 Raise

• USDA Helps Rural Businesses Make Energy Efficiency Improvements, Adopt Renewable Energy Systems

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