Vaccine supplier comes to Spartanburg, Upstate organizations boost Tri-County Tech program

Vaccine supplier starts Upstate production in May

Pall Corp. is as comfortable weaving filters for ventilators and submarines for the Department of Defense as it is with making stabilization systems for breweries. Now, the company will be expanding its biopharma line at its Spartanburg facility starting May 2021.

Best-selling author featured in March Business Forum

Renée Mauborgne is the co-author of two best-selling business strategy books and has been ranked atop a list of global thought leaders. She will share insights during the March 10 21st Century Business Forum.

Small businesses, schools navigate COVID-19

As small businesses and nonprofits across the country struggle to keep the lights on after a spring shutdown and varying degrees of reopening in the nine months since, federal Paycheck Protection Program loans and state grants have provided much-needed help for enterprises as varied as Spartanburg's Limestone University and Columbia's Mad Platter art studio.

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Book of Experts: Digital marketing more important than ever

Half a dozen years ago I read a study suggesting that, by 2025, Fortune 500 companies would be spending 80% of their marketing budget on digital marketing and only 20% on traditional marketing. Many at the time laughed at imagining businesses pulling away from these so heavily to spend in things like websites, online ads, and search engine ranking.

Digital copy available of GSA Business Report

The latest digital issue of GSA Business Report is online now. Three of our journalists take a deep look at how state and federal programs, notably the Paycheck Protection Program, impacted businesses in South Carolina over the last year. We also find out that BMW remains bullish on the electrification of the American auto fleet. We also meet the new CEO of AnMed Health. And while much of the country awaits a chance to get the COVID-19 vaccine, we hear some advice for employers who may be considering a vaccine requirement for workers.

Upstate Giving

Upstate organization aid three nurses

Clemson Downs, CARC Foundation Inc. and the Clemson Downs Volunteers contributed a total $4,500 to Tri-County Technical College's Foundation to lend a helping hand to the school's nursing program, according to a news release. The donation will aid three future nurses as they continue their education with the scholarship funding.

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