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Inflation and interest rates make i-bonds attractive again for savings, but wait until November
23+ hour, 35+ min ago (808+ words) Inflation is up, mortage rates are up, gas prices are up, and so are interest rates paid on savings. An important component of the new interest rates for federal i-bonds, coming in November, could be among the highest in decades....
How the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce advances the region's business community
22+ hour, 35+ min ago (495+ words) Post and Courier Kevin Sheilley, president and CEO of the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce, meets with members of the local business community. The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce holds its annual legislative reception to bring local officials together as…...
Redevelopment of Charleston's Union Pier could hobble shipping lane, harbor users say
23+ hour, 35+ min ago (960+ words) The federally maintained 0.7-mile Tidewater Reach navigation channel hugs the east side of the Charleston peninsula, roughly between Waterfront Park (center, right) and the north end of Union Pier Terminal (center). The maritime industry is sounding alarm bells about the…...
Sole Focus: Peter & Sons Shoe Repair has been helping customers for 46 years
23+ hour, 35+ min ago (493+ words) Peter & Sons Shoe Repair, located at 42 Windermere Blvd. in West Ashley, has been in operation since 1980. "You can't decide who walks in through that door. You've just got to be ready for when it opens." That's the customer service mindset…...
Column: Columbiaâs The State newspaper hit with layoffs
23+ hour, 35+ min ago (612+ words) Allow me to quote myself from 2020: “No, the news didn’t make me happy.” I wrote those words when I was the editor of Free Times, the scrappy alternative newspaper nipping at the heels of the big, bad State, the daily…...
Editor’s Column: Our rival, The State, took a hit this week. I’m rooting for them to bounce back.
23+ hour, 35+ min ago (612+ words) Allow me to quote myself from 2020: “No, the news didn’t make me happy.” I wrote those words when I was the editor of Free Times, the scrappy alternative newspaper nipping at the heels of the big, bad State, the daily…...
The week ahead in business
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (180+ words) The annual Summerville Sweet Tea Festival is on Saturday. No major events scheduled. The Federal Reserve begins a two-day policy meeting to set interest rates. The City of Charleston Board of Zoning Appeals meets to review a request to reduce…...
Editorial: Charleston's Chamber of Commerce poll shows promise for sales tax
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (503+ words) Charleston and its surrounding counties are experiencing some of the fastest growth in the nation, and many of us have felt that squeeze for some time. Certainly one of the most important questions residents are asking this year is how…...
Primark delays opening Augusta location; no new date announced
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (130+ words) Primark which was supposed to have an grand opening o Sept. 10 at the Augusta Mall has been delayed. AUGUSTA — A new business that was supposed to open this week in Augusta has delayed its opening date. Primark, which was scheduled…...
Work begins to cut lanes, add parking on key West Columbia street. What to know about construction.
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (365+ words) Cars pass in front of Bill’s Music Shop and Pickin’ Parlor in West Columbia on Jan. 14, 2025. WEST COLUMBIA — Meeting Street’s diet has begun. Construction has started to reshape the road that has become an increasingly bustling corridor for West Columbia....
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