Explore the economic landscape of South Carolina with in-depth business news coverage. From the booming real estate market to the innovative manufacturing sector, we track the trends, deals, and economic policies shaping the state’s economy. Our coverage includes profiles of leading companies, analyses of business climates across various industries, and updates on educational initiatives that prepare the workforce for the future. Whether you’re a business professional or interested in the state’s economic health, our news provides valuable insights into South Carolina’s business world.
News Summary In a landmark case, the U.S. Justice Department has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Greystar Real Estate Partners and five other major landlords,
News Summary Following the devastation of Hurricane Helene, the Carolinas face significant power outages affecting nearly 904,000 residents. Duke Energy has mobilized 21,000 workers to
News Summary On January 30, 2025, the South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance (SCMA) launched its 2025 vision aimed at revitalizing the state’s manufacturing sector. This initiative
News Summary Columbia welcomes the Pope St. John Paul II Activities Center, a state-of-the-art facility that aims to enhance community and spiritual life. Spanning over
News Summary In a significant move for the Greenville financial landscape, Apollon Financial has acquired DeHollander Financial Group. This acquisition will add five experienced employees
News Summary In Summerville, SC, Tiffany Johnson-Wilson, CEO of Johnson & Wilson Real Estate Company, receives the ‘Female Small Business Person of the Year’ award.
News Summary York County is set to welcome Komar Industries, based in Ohio, as they invest $11.5 million to open their first South Carolina facility.
News Summary South Carolina’s tourism industry has experienced a remarkable 65% growth over the past decade, contributing over $29 billion annually to the state’s economy.
News Summary Komar Industries has announced the relocation of its subsidiary, Bace, from Charlotte, NC to York County, SC. This move is expected to create
News Summary Wilmington has officially become the fastest-growing metro area in North Carolina, showing a remarkable population growth of over 13% from 2020 to 2024.
