Friday's headlines from the Charleston Regional Business Journal

NFL honors Walter Scott with donation to IAAM

The National Football League has made a donation to the International African American Museum through its program that honors victims of systemic racism and police misconduct, as well as heroes of social justice.

Harbor Club owner keeps Commerce Club open in Upstate

BNG Hospitality, which reimagined and reopened Charleston's Harbor Club, took over the Commerce Club in Greenville this week after the previous owner, Club Corp., decided to close the venue, which has been in operation for 37 years. The owners are planning to reboot the Commerce Club in the coming weeks.

Middle King businesses use digital to stay relevant

To get through the pandemic downturn, a group of neighboring, small Middle King Street businesses reinvented how they marketed and who they marketed to,

Nick Saban talks high-performance teambuilding

Alabama Head Coach Nick Saban will be discussing team-building and how to build a successful strategy during the April 14 Business Forum. Registration is free for this online event from the Charleston Regional Business Journal.

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