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Sticky Fingers moves corporate headquarters from Charleston to Atlanta
The barbecue and ribs restaurant chain founded by Jeff Goldstein, Todd Eischeid, and Chad Walldorf, is moving from the Charleston region to Atlanta to give it better access to its locations throughout the Southeast said the company’s CEO. Read More...
Perception problem: Investments continue at Navy Yard redevelopment project
Nearly a decade after the Noisette Co. announced plans to transform 340 acres of the abandoned Navy base into a new mixed-use community, some see little in the way of new investment and activity. Leaders of the project say it’s more of a perception problem. Read More...
S.C. State Ports Authority to move ahead with cruise terminal plans
The S.C. State Ports Authority announced today that it is embarking on a redevelopment plan for its Union Pier Terminal property.
Finalists named for Influential Women in Business awards for 2010
Twelve Charleston-area business leaders have been selected as finalists for the 2010 Influential Women in Business honors from the Charleston Regional Business Journal. The top women in each category will be named at a luncheon event from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Oct. 21 at the Marriott on Lockwood Boulevard in Charleston. Read More...
