Lt. Gov. and S.C. Dew on state recovery, Scansource sells Latin American businesses, school district plans

State leaders see recovery in manufacturing and trade

While the hospitality industry is making a slow recovery statewide, Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette and Dan Ellzey, executive director of S.C. Department of Employment and Workforce, argue that the Palmetto State’s manufacturing sector and reopening schedule have helped keep its economy above water.

ScanSource sells some Latin America products businesses

Greenville-based ScanSource, known for products and services such as card scanners at retail sites, will sell most of its Latin America products businesses, except for those in Brazil.

Reopening plans approved for 14 school districts

With Monday’s approval of 14 school district reopening plans, S.C. Superintendent of Education Molly Spearman has now approved plans for every state public school district.

Phoenix Specialty Manufacturing expanding operations

Phoenix Specialty Manufacturing Co., a Bamberg County-based supplier of custom parts to original equipment manufacturers, is investing $5.5 million to expand operations. The move is expected to create 35 jobs.

Hot Properties

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Josh Tew and Monty Todd of Pintail Capital Partners represented 152 Milestone LP in the lease of 1,250 square feet of office space at 152 Milestone Way in Greenville to tenant Wellspring Counseling.

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Digital copy available of the Aug. 10 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. This issue includes a look at how smaller airports are doing since the onset of the pandemic. Some attorneys from Ogletree Deakins take a deep dive into coronavirus-related issues that should be of concern to the bosses our there.

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