SCBIZ Daily for April 30, 2020

Boeing to further cut 787 production rate by 2022

Boeing will cut the production rate of the 787 to seven per month by 2022, the third production rate cut announced by the company in six months. The company plans to cut 787 production to 10 per month this year, down from the current rate of 14 per month.

Columbia nursing home has most COVID-19 cases in S.C.

The 78 confirmed cases at Midlands Health and Rehabilitation Center are also in the zip code, 29223, with the most confirmed cases in S.C., according to DHEC. Richland County’s 864 confirmed cases are the most in the state.

Tornado-damaged BorgWarner to resume operations in May

BorgWarner Inc. plans to resume limited production at its tornado-damaged Seneca plant in early May. The plant is in the section of Seneca hit hardest April 13 by one of several tornadoes to cut through the Upstate

S.C. Bar launches legal assistance hotline

Low-income state residents with legal questions relating to the COVID-19 pandemic can call 1-833-958-2266 toll-free. Messages providing details about the help needed and contact information will be returned.

R.B.’s Seafood property sold for $7M

Ronnie Boals has sold his R.B.’s Seafood Restaurant property to Atlanta-based real estate developer Geyer Capital Management LLC for $7 million. Geyer plans to renovate and upgrade the Shem Creek property, then reopen with a new tenant.

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Coping with Covid: Conversation with Dr. Matt Bitner

SC Biz News talks to Dr. Matt Bitner, chairman of emergency medicine for Prisma Health, about COVID-19, the impact on businesses and communities, and how the novel coronavirus outbreak is reshaping how health care is delivered across South Carolina.
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