| Big day for I'On goes awry (The Post and Courier) |
| First, the groundbreaking ceremony had to be postponed. Then the I'On Group encountered a slightly bigger problem in the planned promotion of a new home at its North Charleston real estate development. Cottage Living, a national magazine that was planning to profile the environmentally friendly residence in an upcoming issue, is ceasing publication, its owner, Time Inc., announced this week. |
| 11/20/2008 |
| North Charleston project planned (The State) |
| NORTH CHARLESTON — A major new development is being built on one of the last large undeveloped parcels in North Charleston. The city said the project near Interstate 26 will eventually include development on 475 acres. The initial phases will be residential with stores, office space, hotels and restaurants to follow. The entire project is expected to take about 25 years to complete. That ... |
| 11/11/2008 |
| Davis wins one for 'little guy' in $4M 'Flip' verdict (The Post and Courier) |
| A federal jury in Charleston sided with local real estate investor Richard C. Davis in a breach of contract lawsuit he filed against the cable network A&E Television, awarding him $4 million in damages. Davis had claimed A&E had agreed verbally to a 50-50 profit-sharing agreement with him and his James Island firm, Trademark Properties Inc., from the reality series he created, "Flip This House." ... |
| 11/16/2008 |
| Business Calendar (The Post and Courier) |
| ADMIN PROS: The International Association of Administrative Professionals' Charleston chapter meets. 6 p.m. North Charleston Police Dept. Training Room, 4900 Lacross Rd. $10, includes dinner. Program is a silent auction. Contact 843 958-4141 for more information. |
| 11/16/2008 |
| Executive Items (The Post and Courier) |
| Neil Ferguson and Phil Dumouchel have joined SunTrust Bank's Charleston mortgage division. Ferguson is sales manager for the coastal Charleston unit. Previously, he was with Bank of America for 19 years. Dumouchel is sales manager for the North Charleston unit. He previously was with Wachovia Mortgage for six years and is a former executive director of the Charleston HomeOwnership Center. |
| 11/16/2008 |
| DHEC fuel tank cleanup program falls short (The State) |
| The state’s environmental agency has known for years that leaking fuel tanks are the culprit in 80 percent of the polluted groundwater cases across South Carolina. But the agency consistently has failed to make cleaning up the mess a budget priority — in a state where one in four residents drinks from a well, records show. Only once since 1997 has the state Department of Health and Environmental ... |
| 11/20/2008 |
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