November 2017 News

November 30, 2017

• Charleston Firm to Promote South Carolina Tourism

• Total Beverage Solution Named Exclusive Importer of Day of The Dead Beer

• Blackbaud Extends Capabilities to Facebook Platform in Bold Move to Grow Online Giving

• NAI Charleston Announces Coastal Pediatric Associates Expansion

• Ten Cities Receive Economic Development Grants from Municipal Association of South Carolina

• Workforce Board Makes Grants Available to Assist Out-of-School Youths

• SCHA November Platinum Award Recipients

• SCRA’s Economic Output within South Carolina Exceeds $718M

• Year-End Pump Prices to be Most Expensive Since 2014

• Statewide Coalition Hosts Disability Benefits & Employment Workshop December 5th

• BMO Experts Expect Stellar Holiday Shopping Season Buoyed By E-Commerce

• Sec. Perdue: U.S. Farm Exports Hit 3rd Highest Level on Record

• Military Holiday Spending Remains Stable, Job Security and Confidence on Rise

• Survey: Nearly A Quarter Of Workers Will Put In More Time At Work This Cyber Monday (Shopping, That Is)

November 29, 2017

• Zeriscope Awarded Army Contract to Support Treatment Research in Traumatic Brain Injury

• CofC’s New Presence on the Ashley River

• #GivingTuesday Set to Break Online Giving Records Again

• North Charleston Boeing Site Grows Grassroots Effort to Inspire Next Generation of Workers

• HSGS to Construct Microgrid with a Solar Array and Battery Storage on Wake Island

• Sonoco President and CEO Jack Sanders to Retire in April 2018; Chief Operating Officer Rob Tiede Named CEO-Elect

• Net Neutrality Repeal Would Hurt Rural South Carolina, FCC's Clyburn Says

• Tesla Truck Will Need Energy of 4,000 Homes to Recharge, Says Study

• Cyber Monday Sales Hit Historic $6.59B

• Wells Fargo to Exit Personal Insurance Business

• Thales: 91% of U.S. Consumers Concerned with Security Risks of Internet-Connected Cars