Axiscades launching new U.S. operations in Greenville

An India-based company that provides engineering, technology, manufacturing and digital service set up U.S. operations in Greenville County on June 1 and expects to create 15 jobs by the end of next year.

Attorney offers new Paycheck Protection Program guidance

Following the swirl of new Paycheck Protection Program clarifications released by the Small Business Administration and U.S. Treasury two weeks ago, Burr Forman McNair and Fisher Phillips offer guidance on funding employee bonuses, problems with maintaining headcount and keeping a paper trail. 

Nonprofits call for new county commission, social justice

The Greenville Chamber, Urban League of the Upstate and United Way of Greenville County has called for a countywide commission to help eliminate racial barriers to justice and economic success following the deaths of George Floyd, Breona Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery. Mayor Knox White thanks activists and organizers for protesting peacefully over the weekend.

Unrest, protests, damage to businesses

Charleston's cleanup began early Sunday morning, with people scrubbing profanity off the doors of their businesses. Many had smashed windows and other property damage after the protests of the death of George Floyd spread nationwide.

Site selection firms form alliance to cover North America

Greenville-based Global Location Strategies has joined forces with Prondensa, which is headquartered in Mexico, to create an alliance that will provide what the two companies say are “comprehensive, boots-on-the-ground location advisory services across Mexico, the United States and Canada.”

Anderson company pivots to face shields

Roylco in Anderson is the latest Upstate company to keep employees working by making personal protective equipment for the health care industry. The company is making face shields and foam pieces that add a measure of comfort to the health care workers who wear them for long shifts.

Digital copy available of the latest GSA Business Report

While some of our readers may be back at their offices, we're still making digital copies of our latest edition available. Take a look at new plans for the Plush Mill site, find out what economists think lies ahead for the Upstate economy and read about some of the success stories of SCMEP's online portal connecting wants and capabilities in South Carolina. 

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