| Greenville company pays SEC for alleged Mexican bribes The Greenville-based World Acceptance Corp. agreed last week to pay $21.7 million to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, neither admitting nor denying that the company's former subsidiary violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act by paying more than $4 million in bribes to Mexican government and union officials. New port terminal on schedule for March opening Charleston's Hugh K. Leatherman terminal's first phase is expected to add 700,000 TEUs of annual throughput capacity to the port system. After all phases are complete, the port system's current capcity will double. | 
The newest in Greenville’s fleet of food trucks will put the best fare of a convenience store on wheels. Spinx Co's Cluk Truk will serve a menu centered around the fried chicken items served at most of the Greenville-based retail chain’s convenience stores. 
Piedmont Technical College’s foundation received $25,000 from the Countybank Foundation for furnishings and equipment at the William H. “Billy” O’Dell Upstate Center for Manufacturing Excellence set to open in the coming months. 
While some of our readers may be back at their offices, we're still making digital copies of our latest edition available. This issue includes a look at how smaller airports are doing since the onset of the pandemic. Some attorneys from Ogletree Deakins also take a deep dive into workplace coronavirus-related issues.
