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News Summary Clemson University has significantly boosted South Carolina’s economy, generating $6.4 billion in impact according to a recent study. The report highlights job creation
News Summary In Columbia, a new legislative proposal has been introduced to provide financial relief to businesses severely impacted by long-term construction delays, especially along
News Summary The Medical University of South Carolina has revealed plans to construct a state-of-the-art comprehensive cancer hospital in Charleston. The facility, the first of
News Summary Spartanburg County Councilman David Britt has voiced worries about President Trump’s recent tariffs on steel and aluminum, warning of potential economic repercussions. Local
News Summary South Carolina is considering the South Carolina Justice Act, S.244, aimed at reforming liability laws to protect small businesses from excessive legal burdens.
News Summary The luxury brand Four Seasons will open its first hotel in South Carolina, the Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Charleston, in downtown Charleston
News Summary The University of South Carolina has once again secured the top spot for its International MBA program in the 2025 Best Graduate School
News Summary As summer approaches, South Carolina’s lodging market remains strong, with a projected rise in travel activity and a growing interest in short trips.
News Summary JINYA Ramen Bar has opened its second location in South Carolina, located in Charleston at 850 Morrison Drive. This significant expansion brings the
News Summary South Carolina’s tourism sector has seen a remarkable growth of 65% over the past decade, contributing over $29 billion annually to the state’s
