The Greenville News Editorial
Boeing’s new manufacturing facility in North Charleston is well worth the state’s investment in the project and, like the Upstate’s BMW Manufacturing plant, will reap benefits for the entire state.
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The Post & Courier
A study says South Carolina's new Boeing Co. plant will mean about $6 billion a year to the state economy, once it's up and operating.
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The Post & Courier
COLUMBIA -- Headed to Gov. Mark Sanford's desk is a plan that aims to restore fiscal responsibility to the state's unemployment agency by paying off a projected $2 billion in debt in the next five years and rebuilding the trust fund that provides benefits to jobless workers.
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The Greenville News - Editorial
Cooperation, persistence and a pair of attractive markets all combined to bring a much-needed low-fare airline to Greenville and Charleston. It’s not just any low-fare airline, either — it’s the king of them. |
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The Greenville News
A Clemson University administrator says South Carolina is competing with Virginia and North Carolina to attract the companies that will build the next generation of wind turbines and deploy them offshore to generate electricity.
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The Post & Courier
Flying out of the Lowcountry is about to get much cheaper. Tourism officials estimate that Southwest Airlines, which announced Tuesday it would launch service here within a year, will save Charleston International Airport travelers $180 million a year in fares.
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Speaker Harrell comments on Southwest’s major announcement
(Columbia, SC) - Today, Southwest Airlines announced its decision to expand new operations into South Carolina. The airline unveiled its plan to locate these new services at both Greenville-Spartanburg and Charleston Airports within the next year. Southwest’s expansion will offer an additional 500,000 seats annually to people traveling to-and-from South Carolina with annual savings on air fares exceeding $100 million.
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The Greenville News
ICAR researchers are using computer modeling to look for possible improvements to Proterra’s manufacturing process. Bob Geolas, executive director of the International Center for Automotive Research, said he’s talking with the company about creating a testing lab for large vehicles.
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The Greenville News - Editorial
If there were such a thing as perfect timing for the annual InnoVenture conference, this is it. As South Carolina — along with the rest of the nation — seeks to emerge from the recession, it’s more important than ever that Greenville and the entire state position themselves to attract high-quality, high-technology employers. |
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