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Mercedes-Benz Vans hits 5M Sprinter milestone
Mercedes-Benz Vans celebrates 5 million Sprinters produced globally, with the milestone eSprinter built at its North Charleston facility for FedEx.
Charleston-based Stevens Towing marks 112 years of coastal service
For over a century, Stevens Towing has powered coastal transport, evolving from mail delivery to heavy cargo with a family-first approach and strong workforce.
Dock Blocks goes all-American with US-made products
The purpose of the transition is to reduce lead time and freight costs and now, the additional risk of tariffs.
Could Hyundai be the Port of Charleston’s next big export customer?
A new $12.6B auto plant near Savannah is the largest economic investment in Georgia history — and South Carolina is on standby.
Inland Port Greer completes $55M expansion
The expansion means the facility can handle 300,000 rail lifts annually and meet projected customer demand through 2040.
Port of Charleston adds direct connection to Mediterranean market
The Port of Charleston’s new ocean carrier deployments will be increasing from 25 to 29 weekly services.
Inside Goose Creek operations of the largest military shipbuilder in the US
A new division of the largest military shipbuilder in the U.S. is in full swing after having established operations in South Carolina just two months ago.
STUDY: South Carolina’s private maritime terminals contribute $6.5B to state economy
In a first-of-its-kind study, a USC economist also found the private maritime industry provides about $99 million in tax revenue for the state.
Port of Charleston receives largest vessel to date
The ship can carry the equivalent of 16,828 20-foot-long containers.
Charleston entrepreneur center launches supply chain accelerator program
The program seeks to build go-to-market strategies for implementers of groundbreaking solutions in the supply chain space.
Nation’s largest military shipbuilder closes on Charleston County acquisition
Projects at the site will include construction of nuclear-powered submarine modules and aircraft carrier units for the U.S. Navy.
Meet the organization driving change in the Charleston food economy
In 2016 Lindsey Barrow began transforming a school bus into what would become a mobile grocery that now services 150 families per week with subsidized produce.
