By RICK BRUNDRETT S.C. residents generally support using public money to allow children to attend...

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By RICK BRUNDRETT Just days before a legislative conference committee approved a compromise tax-cut bill,...

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By RICK BRUNDRETT The Biden administration and Democratic-controlled U.S. House collectively have been focusing on...

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Preview in new tab By RICK BRUNDRETT Two major investment management firms that handle a...

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By RICK BRUNDRETT In a letter last year to Cromer Food Services, one of the...

The post Serious business: How ESG mandates can hurt small SC firms first appeared on The Nerve.

By RICK BRUNDRETT Imagine a small business applying for a bank loan and being rejected...

The post Officials warn ESG movement heading to SC amid ‘woke’ power play first appeared on The Nerve.

By RICK BRUNDRETT Gov. Henry McMaster reported a collective $64,130 in gifts and covered trip...

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By RICK BRUNDRETT Of the more than $1 billion in state and federal funding provided...

The post Hundreds of millions in COVID funds remain unspent by health agency first appeared on The Nerve.

By RICK BRUNDRETT Two S.C. House bills that would temporarily suspend the state gasoline tax...

The post Gas-tax suspension bills running nearly on empty first appeared on The Nerve.

By RICK BRUNDRETT The state’s top court next week will consider whether S.C. attorney general...

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