News

November 30, 2020

• Skutchi Designs Inc. Expanding Operations in Horry County

• Gov. McMaster, SRNS Announce Major Apprenticeship Commitment

• Clemson Fall 2020 Enrollment Up 2.3 Percent

• Nelson Mullins and Redgrave LLP to Form Encompass Redgrave, Comprehensive Information and Discovery Law Practice, Largest in the Nation

• Guitar Center Files for Bankruptcy

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Decreased in November

November 20, 2020

• Tidelands Health Hospitals Earn National Recognition for High-Quality Stroke Care

• The Funplex Breaks Ground on Myrtle Beach's Newest Amusement Park

• Gov. McMaster Visits Florence as Buc-ee’s Breaks Ground on its First SC Location

• Duke Energy Announces Leadership Changes

• DHEC Confirms 2020 Season’s First Flu-related Death in South Carolina

• Georgia-based Zaxby's Announces Strategic Investment from Affiliates of Goldman Sachs

• State Museum Offers Free Kids General Admission

• Carnival Extends Voluntary Pause in Cruise Operations Through Feb. 28th

• Study: 71% of Americans Believe Online Reviews Matter More Today than Ever Before

• In 2021, Americans Will Spend An Average of $5,952/Year for Health Insurance.

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI) for the U.S. Increased in October

November 19, 2020

• South Carolina Daily COVID-19 Update

• Dominion Energy Warns Customers About Expected Surge in Scams During Holidays

• South Carolina Senate Elects Hutto as New Minority Leader

• SC's Attorney General in Isolation After COVID-19 Contact

• AG Alan Wilson Announces $113 Million Settlement with Apple Over iPhone Throttling

• SC Health Officials Urge Residents to Use Caution, Consider Safe Thanksgiving Plans

• LendingTree Survey Finds Thanksgiving Hosts to Spend $475 on Average in 2020, Up 53% from 2019

• 53% of Manufacturing Organizations Say Operational Technology is Vulnerable to Cyber Attacks

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