News

May 27, 2020

• Kroger Gives Back to Help Feed Our Neighbors

• Ameris Bancorp To Hold Virtual 2020 Annual Meeting of Shareholders

• South Carolina Unemployment Rates Rise to Record Levels

• Kontane Logistics, Inc. Expanding Operations in Berkeley County

• Why SC Needs Robust 5G Network to Thrive After Coronavirus Pandemic

• SCDOT Releases Initial COVID-10 Financial Impact Projections

• SC’s Largest Bank Set to Seal Deal that will Move HQ to Florida

• S.C. RIA Approves Grants for Enhancing Water, Sewer and Stormwater Infrastructure

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Stabilizes in May

• Survey Shows Data-centric Businesses are 58% More Likely to Exceed Revenue Goals

May 21, 2020

• Trailer for a Movie Recently Filmed in Beaufort is Out

• South Carolina Ahead of National Average as Restaurant Revenue Begins to Rebound, Per Data

• SC Samsung Plant Reopens after COVID-19 Shutdown, Offers $350 Bonus to New Employees

• Accessing SC’s Supply of Remdesivir

• Truist Doubles its Commitment to COVID-19 Relief Efforts, Totaling $50M

• Santee Cooper: 3 Tips to Boost Your Hurricane Preparedness

• Attorney General Alan Wilson Announces Over $550M Settlement with Nation’s Largest Subprime Auto Financing Company

• South Carolina Honors EMS Professionals on the Front Line of COVID-19

• U.S. Exports of Technology Totaled Close to $340M in 2019, Supporting 918,500 Jobs, According to CompTIA

• BBB Business Tip: 8 Ways Entrepreneurs Can Stay Ahead during COVID-19 Pandemic

May 20, 2020

• Dominion Energy Contributes $250,000 to Expand EnergyShare into South Carolina to Help Low-Income Customers

• Peanut Farmers to Donate Peanut Butter to Harvest Hope Food Bank

• As South Carolina Businesses Reopen, Customers Ready to Patronize Trusted Establishments

• Gov. Henry McMaster Signs Continuing Resolution, Issues Signing Statement Urging Swift Action

• DHEC Announces Free COVID-19 Mobile Testing Clinics

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