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By Chris Manley, CEO, Engenius The game Battleship has been around for quite some time. In fact, long before Milton Bradley introduced the plastic version...

By Shawn Kinard Have you ever finished an exam and known immediately you got an A? It’s one of the best feelings. While I can’t...

Augusta Grove, an industrial business park in Greenville County, announced on Oct. 3 the start of construction of a second Class A, speculative industrial...

Self-managed, objectively accountable, peer-based leadership. It seems like an ideal structure — which makes it all the more remarkable that it originated in prison. “The...

By Brent Warwick A vital concern for any community that desires to thrive is the ability of residents to improve their economic status or that...

By Michele Sobota Many people think that publicity is just for big names and big companies. The truth is, you don’t need to own...

By Josh Lonon Wyche Law Firm Nationwide, listings for short-term rentals on marketplaces such as Airbnb continue to grow, especially in destination hot spots like Greenville....

Reid Sherard is an advocate for children who are affected by events out of their control — in his professional life as a family law attorney at Nelson Mullins and in his volunteer work on the board of A Child’s Haven.

The event honoring individuals and organizations for diversity and inclusion efforts was presented by the Greenville Chamber and the Riley Institute at Furman University with partner Spartanburg Area Chamber of Commerce.

Spartanburg-based J M Smith Corp. has announced a “realignment” of its software subsidiary QS/1 Data Systems’ workforce. J M Smith Corp., which is the third-largest...

Sean McEnroe, co-owner of the former Kimbrell’s Furniture building at 127 W. Main St., said Friday, March 23, the eight-lane bowling alley and event center capable of accommodating 200 to 400 people will be operated by a team led by Howard Dozier, co-owner of Greenville’s Stone Pin Company.

The Commerce Club, which is both a symbol of and active site for Greenville’s business community, was the perfect setting for a luncheon that celebrated the accomplishments of four African-American-owned companies.

By Brent Warwick, partner, ipsoCreative In many ways, the web is one of the most paradoxical realms of business — and life. On the one...

By Jennifer Oladipo, owner, X Editorial  How does the marketing process usually work in your organization? Maybe it goes roughly like this: Leadership decides (or maybe...

The acquisition became effective Jan. 1, according to a news release. Interim HealthCare of Greenville provides home health, hospice, and personal care services across six...