Boeing production shift, Roaring Twenties companies named, Clemson forms nurse alliance

Boeing could be near decision on moving 787 assembly line

Boeing S.C. says that no official decision has been made about moving the company’s 787 operations from the Seattle area to North Charleston, but Reuters is reporting that the company is getting ready to shift final assembly operations exclusively to South Carolina.

SC Biz News names fastest-growing companies in S.C.

Forty of the fastest-growing companies in South Carolina have been named by SC Biz News. The Roaring Twenties for 2020 will be profiled in the winter edition of SCBIZ magazine. Winners also will be honored during a virtual event Oct. 15.
Click for alphabetical list of honorees.

Clemson creates alliance for Appalachian nurses

In partnership with the Center for Research on Health Disparities, Clemson University’s School of Nursing has launched the Appalachian American Alliance of Nurse Practitioners to extend grants, professional development and continued learning opportunities to nurses in the region.

Upstate Giving

Employees of Greenville’s TD Bank celebrated the 50th anniversary of Earth Day with a $10,000 donation toward TreesUpstate, while The Dollar General Literacy Foundation will offer $68,000 in grant money to 25 South Carolina literacy groups. Upstate grant recepients include Honea Path Middle School, Lead Academy Public Charter School and Woodside Elementary, to name a few.

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Digital copy available of the Sept. 7 GSA Business Report

Take a look at our latest edition online. One of the latest development projects in Greenville pays tribute to the McClaren Medical Shelter and its founder, Dr. McClaren. The clinic served the Black community during the Jim Crow era on Greenville’s west side. See what Carlos Phillips has in mind for the coming year and take a look at how the loss of tourism taxes is impacting the state.

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