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Archive for October, 2011
31
Oct
Current Edition of South Carolina Economic Outlook
Posted by: rblackwell
The South Carolina Economic Outlook is a monthly publication of the South Carolina Department of Commerce’s Division of Research. It provides the latest news and indicators on the state’s economy and labor market. Read the rest of this entry »
31
Oct
Gateway to the Aerospace Industry
Posted by: rblackwell
Flying Forward in Upstate SC Read the rest of this entry »
31
Oct
Investment to create at least 70 new jobs at NEXT Innovation Center. Read the rest of this entry »
24
Oct
Forbes Lists Greenville as Having a Top 10 Downtown
Posted by: rblackwell
Forbes included downtown Greenville on its list of 10 cities with America’s Best Downtowns.
As recently as fifteen years ago, there would be no chance of Greenville making anybody’s list of top downtown areas. Suffering from decades worth of neglect losing business to the suburbs, the city engaged in an aggressive renewal project that has been enormously successful in transforming the downtown into a thriving cluster of new homes, shops, restaurants, and arts offerings. “There are pedestrian areas where people are walking around and shopping, and it’s really different from the other cities in South Carolina,” says Clampet. The addition of a BMW plant 30 miles outside the city has had a big impact on the workers coming in, and has changed it, in Clampet’s terms, “from a backwater to a really functioning and beautiful place.”
Read the entire report in Forbes by clicking here.
21
Oct
Upstate Forum to feature key economic development officials
Posted by: rblackwell
Provide networking and ideas for regional business leaders
19
Oct
Gateway to the Aerospace Industry: Flying Forward in Upstate SC
Posted by: rblackwell
The Clemson Small Business Development Center and UpstateSC Alliance present “Gateway to the Aerospace Industry: Flying Forward in Upstate SC” on November 3 from 8:30 am to 12:00 pm at Clemson at the Falls (55 East Camperdown Way, Greenville, SC 29601, Classroom 1-B).
18
Oct
Charleston Breakbulk Volume Surges with $23-Million Investment
Posted by: rblackwell
Container volume up 18% in September Read the rest of this entry »
18
Oct
Honeywell International Inc. Announces Expansion in Greenville County
Posted by: rblackwell
Honeywell International Inc. Announces Expansion in Greenville County
$25 million investment expected to create 30 new jobs Read the rest of this entry »
13
Oct
Commerce and Agriculture Departments Focus on Agribusiness
Posted by: rblackwell
State agencies sign MOU to create agribusiness position Read the rest of this entry »
12
Oct
Integral Solutions Group Advances Cloud Computing
Posted by: rblackwell
Integral Solutions Group, South Carolina’s only wholly owned, commercial Tier IV data and business continuity center announces a partnership with cloud management developer 6fusion. The company’s UC6 Cloud Management Platform offers IT organizations a single console of federated cloud operators and data center resources. The patented metering technology built in the single console standardizes the measurement of computing resource consumption using a specialized algorithm resulting in a Workload Allocation Cube (WAC). Read the rest of this entry »
