| Greenville entrepreneur launches $30k startup competition It was a speech impediment that fueled the fire leading to Erik Weir's entrepreneurial success. He bought his first car when he was 13 years old, purchased his first real estate right out of college, and quickly felt he could make his dreams come true. Now he has a plan to make it happen for someone else … Deadline nears for ICON Honors nominations  SC Biz News is accepting nominations for a few more days for the ICON Honors program, which recognizes business leaders over age 60 for their notable success and demonstration of strong leadership, both within and outside of their chosen field. Honorees will be celebrated during an awards event and will be profiled in special sections of our regional publications. Nominations will be accepted until 5 p.m. on March 6.
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Education and working together were popular themes at the Greenville Chamber of Commerce's 134th annual meeting on Tuesday, which also featured a panel discussion of area executives and a presentation of awards. Chamber CEO Carlos Phillips said the county's educational attainment rate has …
On the day he hangs up his white lab coat, Dr. W. Larry Gluck will gather the last of his personal effects. Keepsakes and photos, paper weights and souvenirs — they all will leave the office for a final time. But the medical director of the Prisma Health Cancer Institute will leave something worth $3 million behind. On purpose … 
Our world runs on electricity. While an outage is an inconvenient hassle at home, a company losing power can mean widespread ramifications that affect revenue, schedules and employees — an annual cost in the tens of billions for American business. Preventing this loss requires regular testing, maintenance and upgrading of a facility's electrical system.
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