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Small businesses adapt to rising costs and uncertainty
Small business leaders across the Southeast are navigating inflation, workforce challenges and growth opportunities with resilience and innovation.
South Carolina small businesses drive jobs, growth
South Carolina small businesses account for 99% of firms statewide, fueling job growth while navigating health care, capital and cost challenges.
Fed expected to hold rates as inflation concerns persist
With inflation elevated and economic growth steady, analysts expect the Federal Reserve to maintain rates and shift toward a tightening bias.
Highline Hospitality Partners to open second King Street hotel
The Lowline Hotel opens in downtown Charleston with 197 rooms, a new restaurant, event space and amenities at the former Hyatt Place site.
This emerging hiring practice causes lasting damage to companies
New Clemson University research finds it damages company reputations, reduces future applicants and fuels resentment.
HOT PROPERTIES: Commercial real estate deals across South Carolina
Explore the latest commercial real estate transactions across South Carolina, including office, retail, industrial and land deals.
SCRA launches rural health tech startup funding
SCRA is offering funding for tech startups developing rural health care solutions focused on chronic disease prevention and access.
Michael Mitchell signs lease at South Island Market
Luxury interior design firm Michael Mitchell leased 12,156 square feet at South Island Market on Johns Island.
Clemson names new South Carolina deputy veterinarian
Clemson Livestock Poultry Health named Catherine Harris as South Carolina’s new deputy state veterinarian.
Georgetown County appoints SeamonWhiteside to lead port redevelopment
Georgetown County selected SeamonWhiteside to lead redevelopment planning for the Georgetown Port waterfront site.
SC Ports begins construction on North Charleston ro-ro operations
SC Ports is expanding ro-ro operations at the North Charleston Terminal with a new facility expected to open in 2027.
Charleston-based Bittermilk announces $8.2M investment in Ravenel facility
Bittermilk is investing $8.2 million in a new Ravenel facility, creating 12 jobs and expanding its Charleston County operations.
