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 The city of Saginaw is abuzz as Dr. David L. Stockman, a local dermatopathologist, faces significant legal challenges after his recent bankruptcy filing.
News Summary Charleston’s economy is facing stagnation with a labor participation rate of 57.6%. While unemployment dipped slightly to 4.2%, ongoing issues like an aging
News Summary South Carolina and Canada have entered a significant trade partnership resulting in a $5 billion investment in the state. With exports to Canada
News Summary Raleigh, North Carolina has been named the best-performing large city in the U.S. for 2025 by the Milken Institute, climbing from its previous
News Summary South Carolina has been named the top growth state for 2024, overtaking Texas for the first time. With a significant net gain of
News Summary In Charleston, the proposed S.244, or the South Carolina Justice Act, aims to reform liability laws that burden small businesses. By introducing a
News Summary South Carolina has officially been declared the top growth state in 2024 by U-Haul, surpassing Texas for the first time. With 51.7% of
News Summary South Carolina’s tourism sector has surged by 65% over the last decade, generating over $29 billion annually. Spartanburg recently hosted the Governor’s Conference
News Summary Heritage Landscaping, a family-owned company based in Lexington, South Carolina, has expanded its reach by opening two new offices in Simpsonville and North
News Summary Magna International is set to invest $200 million in a new facility in Greenville County, South Carolina, creating around 200 jobs by 2025.
