Business

Clemson Corner: SBDC, Clemson partner on intern research for small businesses in the Upstate

SBDC’s Student Consultant Center employs business school interns through the University Internship/Co-op (UPIC) Program to assist small business clients with research needs.

New GSP Airport fire station, parking lot nearly complete

An official ribbon cutting for the Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting station will be held on Nov. 23.

VisitGreenvilleSC CEO Chris Stone to retire at end of year

Chris Stone has served in his current role since being recruited in 1996

The Scoop with Amy Doyle: What is ITIC?

There are a handful of other nonprofit automotive test beds in the U.S. and around the world, but ITIC is the only one in South Carolina.

It’s cool not to close your pool

With the right equipment, backyard pools can stay open all winter long

With movie theaters in a free fall, home theaters step into the spotlight

A few years ago, if Michael Littleton and his team at Simply AV installed about 10 home theater systems a year, that was them doing good business. But those numbers…

Business

Clemson Corner: CU-ICAR’s second chapter

In this age of electric vehicles and the coming promise of autonomous driving, these are the most exciting times for the automotive industry since the advent of the car itself.

Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering event at the Drive goes virtual

Event brings advanced manufacturing and engineering work experience and career opportunity awareness to Upstate students, parents, teachers and career counselors

SC DEW launches online learning initiative for those unemployed due to COVID-19

Program will allow those displaced from work due to the COVID-19 pandemic to gain skills and participate in worker retraining by granting free access to Coursera’s more than 4,000 courses and certifications

Ten at the Top to host Celebrating Upstate Unsung Heroes Virtual Event on Nov. 18

“As an organization that focuses on bringing the Upstate together, we felt this event was important to honor the individuals, organizations and businesses who have worked tirelessly during the pandemic to keep our community healthy, safe and strong,” said Dean Hybl, executive director of TATT.