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Michelin-star chef brings Denver restaurant to Charleston
Michelin-star chef Johnny Curiel is bringing his Mexican cuisine from Denver to Charleston with a new Alteño location opening this summer in The Charlee on Cannon.
Clemson wins $11M Bezos grant for sustainable cotton research
Clemson University secures $11M Bezos Earth Fund grant to develop sustainable cotton using gene editing, reducing water use and chemical inputs.
Breakthru Beverage promotes South Carolina leader to region president
Breakthru Beverage promotes Barry Thompson to East Region president, expanding his leadership across South Carolina and key East Coast markets
Harbor Logistics names Greenville executive its CEO in Charleston
Harbor Logistics names Scott Auslund CEO as the Charleston-based firm expands its Southeast network, warehousing capacity and port logistics services.
South Carolina ballparks elevate food with local flair
South Carolina minor league teams are transforming ballpark food with chef-driven menus, local ingredients and fan-focused dining experiences.
Something is still not right
Consumer confidence remains low despite 2% GDP growth and low unemployment, as inflation and income gaps strain lower-income households.
A. Johnston Cox named ADTA president
Gallivan White Boyd attorney A. Johnston Cox is named president of the Association of Defense Trial Attorneys, a national legal organization.
The Duke Endowment, MUSC deliver $13M expansion to maternal health program
The Duke Endowment and MUSC invest $13M to expand HEAR 4 Mamas and Babies, improving maternal and infant health across North and South Carolina
HOT PROPERTIES: Hemingway Apartments in Conway sell for $4.1M
Hemingway Apartments, a 30-unit community in Conway near Coastal Carolina University, sold for $4.1M, signaling strong demand for multifamily assets.
Ascenda Capital buys Summerville apartments for $51.5M
Ascenda Capital acquires Bryant at Summerville for $51.5M, expanding into the Charleston market with a 232-unit community focused on workforce housing.
Your best people are not leaving for more money — they are leaving because you stopped paying attention
OPINION: Your best people are not leaving for more money — they are leaving because you stopped paying attention. South Carolina leaders should prioritize employee growth and meaningful progress rather than relying solely on salary increases to retain top talent.
College of Charleston names Juliet Spencer dean
College of Charleston appoints Juliet Spencer as dean of Natural and Environmental Sciences, bringing research leadership and focus on student success.
