January 2018 News

January 31, 2018

• Mayor Benjamin Announces Results of Report; Midlands Business Leadership Group Talks Action

• Palmetto Health Hosts Series of Free Seminars as Part of American Heart Month

• Adams and Reese Columbia Partner Kirby D. Shealy, III, Named To 2018 Leadership In Law

• Carolina Children's Home Announces the Availability of Scholarships and Grants

• SCRA Announces New Director of Entrepreneurial Programs

• S.C. Treasurer Curtis Loftis Sets New Record in Returning Unclaimed Property

• All in the Family: First Citizens Bank Invests in Clemson Business College

• State of South Carolina Announces 2017 Industry Recruitment Results

• Two Clemson Officials to Serve on National Board for Higher Education

• Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase & Co. to Partner on U.S. Employee Healthcare

• Boeing Names Jeff Shockey to Lead Defense and Space Sales Team

• South Carolina's Income Tax Liability to Rise Thanks to New Federal Law

• High Expectations, New Challenges Ahead for Information Technology Industry

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Improved

• USDA, FDA Announce Formal Agreement to Bolster Coordination and Collaboration

January 30, 2018

• Richland County Receives Top Ratings from Moody, S&P

• Southeastern Freight Lines Serves 5,954 Hours in 2017

• Treasurer Curtis Loftis' Office Aids Clemson in Bond Issue to Raise Money for Renovation of Tennis Center

• Gas Prices in The Carolinas Remain on The Rise

• AAA Urges Carolinians to Plan for Vacation

• Lt. Gov. Kevin Bryant Calls for South Carolina Voters to Register by Party Affiliation

• Keurig to Acquire Dr Pepper Snapple in Largest Soft-Drink Deal Ever

• US Fixed Income Investors No Longer Fear Inflation Says Invesco Fixed Income Study

• Most Entrepreneurs Start Businesses Out of Opportunity, Not Necessity

• 65% of Workers Do Not Believe in the Leadership Capabilities of the U.S. Government, According to a New CareerBuilder Study