News

August 20, 2018

• South Carolina Department of Education Selects LearningMate Academic Competencies Management Tool

• Three Honorees Recognized for Their Support of South Carolina’s Agriculture Industry

• Attorney General Wilson Joins Lawmakers Asking Court to Allow SCE&G Rate Cut to Continue

• DEW Executive Director Cheryl Stanton’s Statement on the July 2018 Employment Situation

• SC Governor Suggests Patience on Trump’s Tariff Proposals

• South Carolina Ended Budget Year with $177M Surplus

• Army Corps Getting Additional Help Thanks to State’s Commerce Department

• No Clean-Up of Nuclear Leak in South Carolina for Years

• Study: Americans Unsure Whether Their Health Insurance Extends Outside The US

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased in July

• Survey: Nearly All Tech Leaders Say They've Made A Bad Hire

August 17, 2018

• Beaufort Regional Chamber of Commerce Announces "Beers & Gears" to be Hosted September 29th

• Town of Bluffton Receives “High Performance Government Award” after Implementing Asset-Tracking Software during Tropical Storm Irma

• Sunspire Health Hilton Head Announces Name Change to Magnolia Recovery Center

• Peacock Collision Center Earns Certifications and Undergoes Renovations

• Clemson’s National Scholars Program Welcomes Largest Cohort since 2014

• SC Workforce Board Awards Workforce Innovation Grants

• Nexsen Pruet Announces Changes to Firm Leadership

• South Carolina Electric & Gas Company Announces Debt Offering

• Boeing to Acquire Millennium Space Systems

• Womble Bond Dickinson Lawyers in SC Named to The Best Lawyers in America

• Several Senior Helpers Locations Throughout South Carolina Celebrate 10 Years

• South Carolina Aquarium Pondering Donation of 300 Acres of Marshland and Creeks

• Three Questions to Ask Before Changing Careers

• US IT Job Growth Remains Anemic In Light Of Acute Talent Shortage

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