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News Summary Techtronic Industries Co., Ltd. (TTI) announced plans to relocate its North American floorcare division from Charlotte to Anderson, South Carolina. This strategic move
News Summary The South Carolina Research Authority (SCRA) has welcomed two new member companies and awarded grants to four innovative startups. These initiatives aim to
News Summary Columbia, South Carolina, is honoring Hispanic Heritage Month by spotlighting two local restaurants, Crazy Pineapple and Mariscos Jalisco, owned by a couple passionate
News Summary R2P Innovations LLC has been recognized as South Carolina’s fastest-growing company after achieving an extraordinary revenue growth of nearly 20,000%. The award, part
News Summary Micah Mallace has been named the new president and CEO of the South Carolina State Ports Authority following the board’s unanimous decision. With
News Summary Wills Group has signed contracts for 16 new Dash In locations across North and South Carolina, aiming to capitalize on the growing populations
News Summary South Carolina is set to establish new Financial Opportunity Centers (FOCs) in Spartanburg, Anderson, and Greenville counties aimed at assisting low- and moderate-income
News Summary Carolina Handling has inaugurated its new $23.2 million facility in Pickens County, consolidating operations to enhance efficiency. The 264,544 square-foot building is part
News Summary Texas has been named the third best state for doing business, according to Area Development’s latest survey. This shift from its historical top
News Summary North Carolina has been named ‘America’s Top State for Business’ by CNBC, marking the third time in four years that the state has
