Friday's headlines from the Charleston Regional Business Journal

College of Charleston students pitch business ideas to fight for gender equality

Six undergraduate teams from College of Charleston presented one-minute pitches on solutions to a gender equality issue. The winners created a concept for free childcare for working mothers.

Charleston-based eatery adding Midlands location

East Bay Deli, which originated in Charleston in 2001, is a New York-style delicatessen with Midlands locations in Irmo, West Columbia, and on Main Street in downtown Columbia.

Scott introduces entrepreneur investment bill

Sen. Tim Scott, among other Senate and House of Representative cohorts, introduced a bill that would invest $368 million a year in startup businesses in underserved communities.

Event Planning Guide: A Different Way to Meet

This year has offered a lot of challenges for corporate meetings, conventions and in-person events, but as 2021 looms, the events sector is planning for a robust year. What's different? What's the same? What can you expect? We have content, check lists, data and information to help you connect with businesses and organizations that can help you plan your business event even if it's not what you envisioned.

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