SC jobless claims fall below 10,000 for first time during pandemic
The number of unemployment claims for the week ending Aug. 1 represented a 27% decrease in claims, or 3,285, from the week prior.
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Elliott Davis accounts for its first century in business
Accounting firm Elliott Davis, headquartered in downtown Greenville, is celebrating its 100th year in business this month.
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City of Greenville has a new economic development director
Merle Johnson previously worked for Charleston County Economic Development and the Charleston Regional Development Alliance before coming to Greenville.
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Magnolia Scents reopens as Greenville Soy Candle Company
After a two-month closure, Magnolia Scents by Design on North Main Street in downtown Greenville has reopened as the Greenville Soy Candle Company.
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Greenville offering $1,000 grants to small businesses
The city of Greenville has launched its Business Boost program, which provides a one-time $1,000 grant to businesses recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Beard and Hansford form new financial planning firm
Chris Beard and Jesse Hansford have started Professional Planning and Wealth, a Greenville-based wealth management company that develops a financial plan around a client’s history and future goals.
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The power of story: Professional speaker Faye Fulton helps businesses find their story
For professional speaker Faye Fulton, storytelling is a communication skill businesses need in their arsenal.
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Food Lion to buy 16 BI-LO stores in the Upstate
Food Lion will acquire 62 BI-LO/Harveys Supermarket stores in the Carolinas and Georgia, including 16 stores in the Upstate.
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Entrepreneur helps people stay connected with The Write Way
“Everybody wants to get a handwritten note," Chelsea Fulton said. "Everybody appreciates it, but nobody has time to do it anymore."
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85,000 more people apply for unemployment benefits in SC
Of the 85,000 new claims filed in the week ending April 4, nearly 10,000 were from Greenville County and 6,000 were from Spartanburg County.
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