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Marlee Whitten covers business and economic development across Greenville and the wider Upstate region for HERE Greenville. She follows Upstate manufacturing announcements, retail expansions and downtown Greenville commercial activity, with attention to how new business arrivals reshape the local employment picture.
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The escalating global demand for specialized memory chips, primarily fueled by the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure, is projected to exert upward pressure on the prices of\u2026
The global technology landscape is experiencing a significant shift as the burgeoning field of artificial intelligence increasingly demands high-performance memory and storage components. This escalating need for specialized\u2026
Global oil markets have shown modest movements recently, as traders assessed a series of international developments ahead of the long U.S. holiday weekend. These developments include ongoing peace-effort\u2026
As July unfolds, Netflix subscribers in Greenville can anticipate a fresh lineup of content, with several notable titles slated for release. The streaming giant's official content hub, Tudum,\u2026
New federal student loan and repayment policy changes took effect on July 2, impacting a wide range of borrowers and requiring adjustments from financial aid offices. These revisions,\u2026
Netflix is preparing a fresh lineup of content for July 2026, providing a range of new series and films for audiences seeking entertainment during the summer holiday weekend.\u2026
New federal guidelines governing student loans and repayment options took effect on July 2, 2026, introducing adjustments that affect current and prospective borrowers, as well as the financial\u2026
Global stock markets began the second half of the year with a subdued performance, as a key global stock gauge edged lower. Traders are closely analyzing recent commentary\u2026
New federal student loan rules and repayment policies took effect on July 1, 2026, introducing adjustments that will affect current and prospective borrowers, particularly those pursuing graduate degrees.\u2026
The South Carolina Research Authority (SCRA) has recently announced the establishment of a statewide network of Innovation Hubs, a strategic move designed to bolster the state's emerging technology\u2026
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above the 52,000 threshold on Monday, marking a significant milestone as U.S. stock markets experienced a broad-based advance. The S&P 500 and\u2026
With significant economic indicators on the horizon, households in Greenville are being urged to conduct a thorough review of their financial standing. Upcoming reports on employment figures and\u2026