Thursday's headlines from the Charleston Regional Business Journal

Boeing plans another 787 rate cut, dropping to 10 next year

For the second quarter in a row, Boeing Co. announced plans to cut the production rate of 787 airplanes. The company said it would cut production early next year and plans to return to 12 per month in 2023. Company leadership attributed the cut to global trade challenges and a lack of orders from Chinese customers.

Tri-County STEMersion 2020 to connect teachers to industry

The Lowcountry’s economic development agencies and the S.C. Commerce Department are hosting Tri-County STEMersion 2020 to connect educators with area industries. The two-week, hands-on program in June is for middle and high school instructors to tie the world of work to the classroom.

Income tax returns now being accepted in S.C.

There are several changes for S.C. taxpayers filing 2019 income tax returns, including different amounts for the Motor Fuel Income Tax Credit, Earned Income Tax Credit and Two Wage Earner Credit.

Fashion Plate

Fieldshop, a store from Garden & Gun magazine in The Dewberry Hotel, will host a pop-up shop featuring Charleston-based jewelry designer Hart Hagerty from 4 to 7 p.m. today and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday.

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