Innovation

Ayal Lanternari and Asaf Kehat launched Nanobebe in Israel, and Lanternari moved to Charleston this fall to establish a U.S. headquarters. The decision to open in Charleston stemmed from the S.C.-Israel Collaboration. … Read More

The Massachusetts-based drug discovery and early stage development company is adding a new administrative office building to its Charleston operations. The $10.9 million expansion is expected to create 180 jobs for the region. … Read More

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Fifty-four S.C.-based companies made the Inc. 5000 list, which ranks the fastest-growing private companies based on three-year growth and revenue. Twenty-two of those companies are based in the Lowcountry. … Read More

As wireless technology has come to play an exponentially more integral role in our daily lives, investing in infrastructure has become crucial to business and industry. … Read More