Greenville County sets capital investment record

While economic activity creaked to a halt last spring with a shutdown spurred on by the COVID-19 pandemic, 25 companies made a record $631 million in capital investment commitments in Greenville County last year. Incoming companies and the expansion of existing businesses are slated to create 1,422 jobs in the county.

Tommy's County Ham House set to close

The enduring haunt on Greenville's Rutherford Street and the South Carolina stumping trail will close this spring after almost three decades of cubed steak and campaign stops.

Boeing records $11.9 billion loss, backlogged planes

In the company’s Q4 earnings call, Boeing President and CEO David Calhoun said the company was plagued by a historically challenging year. He added that production of 787 Dreamliners will transition to North Charleston by March.

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Upstate Giving

BASF Corp. steps in to help Prisma health care workers at a local hospital, while one regional bank gifts $5,000 to more than 10 local nonprofits with the swipe of a debit card. Click here to learn more.

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