Tuesday's headlines from the Charleston Regional Business Journal

Curfew timing based on daylight for police

Responding to complaints from businesses already struggling to recover from the coronavirus pandemic, Charleston and Charleston County officials said they took their lead from law enforcement when determining the timing of recent curfews.

Columbia attorney offers Paycheck Protection guidance

Burr Forman McNair partner George Morrison says recent clarifications related to PPP loan forgiveness elucidate several issues, including that employee bonuses can be paid for with the funds.

S.C. sheds over 6,000 construction jobs in month

An analysis of federal data by the Associated General Contractors of America found that nationwide, the industry lost 975,000 jobs — a drop of 13% — from March to April. A new industry survey found that 44% of responding firms halted a project underway in April.

On the Menu

Salthouse Catering is offering a new menu with online ordering available for contact-free delivery or curbside pickup. The menu includes a variety of ready-to-heat meals, charcuterie and cheese boards, snacks, salads, sides and desserts.

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