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ZF Group Expands Manufacturing Facility in Laurens County
$500 million investment will create 400 new jobs
Read MoreGallivan White Boyd Law Firm Marks 75 Years in Greenville
The firm represents some of the largest companies in the country
Read MoreVolvo to Buy Proterra's Battery Business for $210 Million
Auction part of company's U.S. Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection process
Read MoreUSC School of Law named the Joseph F. Rice School of Law
Name officially announced Friday Nov. 10, 2023, during a signage unveiling ceremony
Read MoreThe Business Narrative: Looming Change
SC Department of Agriculture to take over some regulatory duties from DHEC, including restaurant inspections
Read MoreIngevity Announces Further Repositioning of Its Performance Chemicals Business
Actions include closure of DeRidder, La., facility, additional company-wide cost-reduction actions
Read MoreReaching a Pinnacle: Looking at Economic Development in Nashville
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – He apologized for being underdressed for the meeting, saying he was participating that day in team-building exercises with associates. The workout clothes notwithstanding, M. Terry Turner, Pinnacle Financial Partners’ president and CEO, welcomed the South Carolina group to Nashville.
Read MoreWhat’s the Future of AI in Your Workplace?
While most workplaces are not using artificial intelligence (AI), the technology is getting attention and raising some concerns, a recent Top Workplaces survey shows. Workplaces are bringing human resources technology and AI onboard. While organizations are embracing HR tech solutions, Top Workplaces research reveals that AI adoption remains relatively low. That said, AI holds immense potential, from streamlining operations to enabling data-driven decision-making and unlocking valuable insights.
Read MoreInvesting Tips from John, Paul, George, and Ringo
Real estate investors have endured dramatic shifts in the housing market over the past few years, from Covid shutdowns grinding projects to a halt in 2020 to a significant housing price spike between 2020-and ‘22 to rapidly rising interest rates over the past 18 months.
Read MoreBintelli Evolves From Scooters to Golf Carts, Seeing Extensive Growth
Justin Jackrel’s first product was a gas scooter that he constructed from a weed trimmer engine and a skateboard. He was still in high school when he embarked on the journey that would take him from his homemade gas scooters to producing tens of thousands of low-speed electric vehicles (LSVs) with his company Bintelli LLC.
Read MoreAir Compressor Services Employees Help Drive Company’s Growth
Air Compressor Services (ACS) was founded in 2012 with just two employees in Greenville County’s Poinsett District. Today, the company has 43 employees, global sales, and a new honor recognizing its growth.
Read MoreAMAROK: Perimeter Security Innovation
AMAROK, a Columbia, S.C.-based commercial security company specializing in full-perimeter electric fencing, with surveillance solutions, including cameras, lights and alarms, was South Carolina’s 24th fastest-growing company in the 50 Fastest Growing Companies competition. South Carolina’s 50 Fastest Growing Companies competition is the annual ranking of the Palmetto State’s 50 most dynamic and successful companies.
Read MoreBob Hughes Honored for Work on Greenville, Columbia Revitalizations
Bob Hughes always wanted to be a doctor. But the Rev. Robert G. Riegel, rector at St. James Episcopal Church in Greenville, convinced him he owed it to his dad and his family to carry on its work.
Read MoreExcellence in Business, Economic Impact Awards Announced
Four construction companies were honored with Excellence in Business awards at this year’s 50 Fastest Growing Companies in South Carolina recognition, held last month in Columbia.
Read MoreNissin Foods to Expand U.S. Footprint, Production With New Operations in Greenville County, S.C.
Investment of $228 million expected to create over 300 jobs
Read MoreSC Department of Agriculture to Take Over Restaurant Inspections, Other DHEC Food Safety Responsibilities
Food safety regulations aren’t changing
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