(Columbia, SC) – The facility will create 300 new jobs and represents one of the largest economic investments in Richland County history.
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Charleston, SC — Michael & Latanya Allen, the founders and owners of Tastee Treats, have launched an online store allowing them to sell their historic Charleston Chews, jams, and jellies to customers nationally. The entrepreneurial couple originally started out selling their products
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(Columbia, SC) – National Safe Place Network (NSPN) and The Central Midlands Regional Transit Authority (The COMET) have expanded their partnership by welcoming John C. Andoh to its national advisory board. Andoh, The COMET’s executive director /
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By: Gayneté Jones Experian’s 2019 Consumer Debt Study shows the total consumer debt in the U.S. is at roughly $14.1 trillion, with Americans holding an average personal debt of around $90,000. With
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14-year old Gabby Goodwin now has a headquarters for her business, thanks to her parents, Comedian Mike Goodwin and Rozalynn Goodwin. The successful teen entrepreneur, who is the CEO of Confidence, is
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For four generations, the Taylor Brothers Construction Company, Inc. has operated an African American owned heavy construction business in Columbia, S.C. Started in the late 1930s by Samuel Thomas “Papa” Taylor, and
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Rap tycoon. Business mogul. Entrepreneur. The media may use a variety of terms to describe Atlanta-based rapper Jeezy, but his own definition is far broader. Instead of choosing a label, he simply
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(Charlotte, NC) – The Carolinas-Virginia Minority Supplier Development Council will host its inaugural 2020 Virtual Conference titled “re-EMERGE,” a combination of the organization’s 43rd Business Opportunity Conference (BOC) and 14th annual MBE Summit, on
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(Columbia, SC) – What should the future of public transit look like in the Central Midlands region? The COMET wants the community to help decide by responding to two concepts of what a
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(Columbia, SC) – The facility will create 300 new jobs and represents one of the largest economic investments in Richland County history. This will be one of the largest breweries built in
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The global coronavirus pandemic has upended business for companies across the US, but it has dealt Black small businesses an especially hard blow, according to a paper published by the National Bureau of Economic
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(Columbia, SC) – More than 11,200 establishments have requested $290 million in relief to reimburse them COVID-19-related expenses in South Carolina’s relief program for small and minority-owned businesses and nonprofits. The amount of
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