Two counties move forward on Volvo tax break plan

Your Daily Report of Upstate business news Click here to view this message in a browser window. Share with a friend: TODAY'S HEADLINES  |  Sept. 21, 2022 Upstate counties move forward on Volvo tax breaks The Greenville and Spartanburg county councils passed readings of a proposal to grant tax breaks that could pave the way for the automaker to invest more than $62 million in supplier plants at several locations in ... Questions and Answers with SC realtors president Real estate agent Cindy Creamer says the rollercoaster ride that has been the housing market since the beginning of COVID-19 is cooling off but normalizing ... Myrtle Beach man indicted for fraud scheme at RV resort Troy Benjamin Bittner, 53, of Myrtle Beach, has been indicted by a Florence grand jury for defrauding a local resort out of nearly $1 million during the pandemic, according to the U.S. Attorney of the District of South Carolina... Growth Summit to be held in Columbia in October Entrepreneurs from around South Carolina can learn how to grow their businesses at the seventh annual Growth Conference, scheduled for Oct. 20-21 at 701 Whaley in Columbia.The summit will offer professional growth and networking for... Nexsen Pruet: Employment Law Matters More than half of all workplace discrimination complaints filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission involve retaliation. Nexsen Pruet attorney Mark Bakker discusses how employers can prevent and defend against retaliation claims.  SPONSORED CONTENT Latest edition of Market Facts available digitally Our 2022 edition of Market Facts is available now. If you didn't get a paper version in the mail, you can see it in digital format online. You will find lots of stats and graphics behind why the Upstate is on the upswing as well as some insight into a few of the challenges ahead. Click here to see in online.   Deadline nears for submitting your construction project Upstate Under Construction profiles projects from the architecture, engineering and construction sector. We have changed the frequency of this popular section from four times each year to six, so the next edition is never too far away. Developers, architects, builders and engineers are encouraged to submit your latest projects. Go ahead and submit your project now.   Connect with us: Your subscription account number is: (we are unable to locate your account info, please contact subscriber services at 1-877-615-9536) SC Biz News 35 Cessna Court, Suite B, Greenville, SC 29607   Unsubscribe/manage the emails you receive from us