Thursday's headlines from the Charleston Regional Business Journal

CARTA weighs ride-hailing partner pilot program

The Charleston Area Regional Transportation Authority board unanimously approved pursuing a pilot program in downtown Charleston to partner with a ride-hailing company for rides to and from the Medical District for seniors and qualified Tel-A-Ride customers. CARTA is now preparing a request for proposals.

Charleston stormwater regulations scrutinized

The city of Charleston is preparing to issue new design standards that aim to better control stormwater, but some experts worry the revisions could worsen flooding conditions in parts of the city.

Revenue department publishes delinquent tax list online

Collectively, hundreds of the listed businesses and individual delinquent taxpayers owe $119 million in taxes. The S.C. Department of Revenue said it exhausted efforts to collect the debts before the names were published.

Draexlmaier names Kerry Curvey new CEO

The Draexlmaier Group, a supplier to the international automotive industry and one of the Upstate's largest employers, has named Kerry Curvey its new CEO for the Americas region. The appointment was effective Feb. 1.

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