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Pinnacle Financial Partners grows Upstate deposits to $367.2 million

According to data from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Pinnacle Financial Partners has grown its Upstate deposits in combined MSAs to $367.2 million. During a 12-month period, which ended June…

Southern First’s new headquarters builds on the future of banking

“We're really proud of our culture here and proud of being independent for 20 years. And looking forward to the next 20 and beyond,” said Cal Hurst, Southern First’s chief banking officer.

The 1031 exchange: A simple idea and a complex process

What if you had a way to defer capital gains taxes? For those unfamiliar with the concept, a 1031 exchange — also called a like-kind exchange — is just that.…

Flexibility helps businesses maintain financial health in a pandemic

It takes flexibility to stay financially stable in the midst of a pandemic. “What we’ve seen [is] you have to be able to pivot; you have to be able to…

Community stability is key to business financial success

When a grocery store decides to build in a new location, plenty of research goes into where exactly that should be, said Tammie Hoy Hawkins, CEO of CommunityWorks in Greenville. …

Anderson Federal Credit Union and SC Telco Federal Credit Union announce name of new merged organization

Brian McKay, SC Telco Federal Credit Union's president and CEO, will continue in his role at the new entity.

Fifth Third Bank to open its first S.C. banking center in Greenville

Fifth Third Bank will open its first South Carolina banking center on Sept. 1 at 654 S. Main St. in Greenville.

If there’s some muscle in your hedge fund, look for one of these Upstate firms behind it

One broiling summer day, the 30-something owner of a landscaping business was trimming hedges when he realized he wasn’t getting any younger. Now, six years after selling his landscaping business,…

South Carolina banks closed $5.7 billion in PPP loans

The program began in early April and ran through Aug. 7.

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.

Finance

Pinnacle Financial Partners grows Upstate deposits to $367.2 million

Southern First’s new headquarters builds on the future of banking

The 1031 exchange: A simple idea and a complex process

Flexibility helps businesses maintain financial health in a pandemic

Community stability is key to business financial success

Anderson Federal Credit Union and SC Telco Federal Credit Union announce name of new merged organization

Fifth Third Bank to open its first S.C. banking center in Greenville

If there’s some muscle in your hedge fund, look for one of these Upstate firms behind it

South Carolina banks closed $5.7 billion in PPP loans

Elliott Davis accounts for its first century in business

SEC penalized BMW $18 million for disclosing inaccurate and misleading retail sales information

Cartwright Food Hall announces three new tenants

On the Move: Greg Clark

Small businesses eligible for up to $10,000 to fight COVID

Townhomes, fitness studio and plant-based market coming to former Lime Cola Bottling Company building

September 25, 2020