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Economic Clusters - Automotive

Port sales chief forecasts a ‘cold nuclear winter’

Port of Savannah 018 The Port of Charleston continues to bleed business at a faster rate than its counterparts across the country. From July to September, the number of containers crossing Charleston’s docks dropped by almost 28% compared to the same period a year ago. Chief Commercial Officer Paul McClintock, having recently returned from a trade conference in Asia, said the world’s major carriers expect continued “gloom and doom.” Read More...

GE pushing jet engines with jobs

BMW Manufacturing to hire up to 700 temporary workers at Spartanburg plant

Steam-powered ‘superload’ generator traversing South Carolina’s highways

BMW marks 15 years in Upstate with 1,500,000th car rolling off assembly line

Sprinter vans assembled in Ladson to carry Mercedes logo

In this week’s Charleston Regional Business Journal

‘Project Part’ picks Savannah over Dorchester County

Battery materials maker plans to use stimulus to build in Goose Creek

BMW profits decline 76%

Army orders 48 Buffalo vehicles from Force Protection

BMW reports improved sales in June

Georgia Ports Authority’s new budget predicts container growth

Report: Economic distress equals lack of local gridlock

Graham accuses President Obama of ‘power grab’









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