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Strong Business and Labor Climate Propels South Carolina to Number Two Overall

South Carolina is on a roll — the Palmetto State brought in a total investment of $3.37 billion from new and expanding businesses in 2011. Manufacturing is also on the mend, with total exports up by 21 percent last year. These are just some of the reasons South Carolina was ranked second by the consultants among the Top States for Doing Business, up from fourth place in 2011. Read More

BEST PLACES TO LIVE: Where homes are affordable

Median home price: $119,000 Median family income: $56,090 When Rock Hill's textile jobs were shipped overseas, it was forced to diversify into other businesses. Good thing it did. The town has seen an uptick in hiring lately, especially in professional and business services, like call centers.

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2012 Gold & Silver Shovel Awards: Texas, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Utah awarded Gold Shovel

These states' innovative economic development policies attracted new employers in 2011, as well as catalyzing investments in facility and operating expansions by existing local businesses, driving significant in-state job growth. Area Development Magazine Special Presentation (Summer 2012)

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Small businesses award South Carolina A+ as nation's #1 least costly state for hiring new employee

Small businesses award South Carolina A+ as nation's #1 least costly state for hiring new employee

Upstate region rated state's friendliest towards small business San Francisco, CA: Today Thumbtack.com, in partnership with the Kauffman Foundation, has released new data showing that small businesses gave South Carolina mostly high marks. The state earned an 'A' for the business-friendliness of its regulatory system, though it did receive a 'C+' for the availability of its networking and training programs. Within South Carolina, the Upstate region's small businesses were the financially healthiest - and the region was rated as the most friendly towards small businesses.

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Rock Hill named one of nation's best communities for youth

Rock Hill named one of nation's best communities for youth

Rock Hill has been named one of the 100 Best Communities for Young People, according to America's Promise Alliance and ING. The competition recognizes communities across the country that focus on reducing high school dropout rates and providing service and support to their youth. As a four-time 100 Best winner, Rock Hill has shown its continued dedication to supporting its young people through a variety of programs that offer cultural, educational and service opportunities.

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Rock Hill Economic Leaders Cheered by Job Growth

Posted June 24th, 2011 by The Herald ROCK HILL --  The Rock Hill Economic Development Corp. is preparing for what one member called an "exciting" and "challenging" year, referring to job creation in the Old Town area, potential for development and projects such as Downtown East. RHEDC held its annual meeting Thursday to review accomplishments during its fiscal year, which ran from June 2010 to June 2011. Read more: http://www.heraldonline.com/2011/06/24/3172342/rhedc-leaders-cheered-by-job-growth.html#ixzz1RFKSaTob Read More

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