Greenville zoning board to review rooftop cinema plans
The rooftop theater is being brought to the city by Rooftop Cinema Club.
Business News
336 posts
Goodwill to host Greenville job fair for IT professionals Aug. 7
The nonprofit is working to bridge employment gaps in the tech field.
The Motley Fool: ADRs, explained
An ADR is created when a bank buys shares of a foreign company outside the United States and issues a security representing shares of that company.
$78M, 296-home housing development completed in Greer
Community amenities include a resort-style pool, pool house, clubhouse, fitness center and outdoor green spaces.
Food hall, dog park, retail planned for new Greer development
Currently, the development has confirmed New York-based Singas Pizza and a burger-taco concept that can't be announced yet.
The Motley Fool: The 7% rule
It's a rule addressing when to sell; it says you should sell out of a stock if it dips by 7% or so below your purchase price.
Build-to-rent residential community planned in Greer
Material Capital Partners, a Charleston-based real estate developer and investor, announced plans to create a new build-to-rent residential community in Greer. Mill Landing will be located on approximately 25 acres…
The Motley Fool: Signs of promising stocks
Traits to favor include a healthy balance sheet (less debt, more cash), profitability, growing revenue and earnings, a large target market to tap, a compelling business model and a reasonable or low valuation.
The Motley Fool: How risky are bonds?
Bonds backed by the United States government are generally seen as least risky, while bonds with poor credit ratings are considered "junk bonds," with much higher risk.
The Motley Fool: Average volume
A stock's volume will vary from day to day, and it can be very different from the volume of its peer companies, because each company has a different number of shares.
New mixed-use community opens in downtown Greer
The community sits on 5.29 acres within Greer Station, adjacent to Greer City Park.
The Motley Fool: What’s too many?
Is it possible to own too many shares of one stock?
The Motley Fool: Initiating coverage
Banks and brokerages often employ analysts to research companies and report on their attractiveness as investments.
The Motley Fool: Berkshire Hathaway without Warren Buffett
When legendary leaders pass the torch, selling isn't necessarily a smart move.
The Motley Fool: Mutual funds, explained
Some mutual funds are focused on one kind of asset, such as stocks or bonds, and some invest across asset classes.