I migliori Carolina Business Review podcast (2024)

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2024 USC Economic Outlook Conference - Excerpt 5 5:49

16h ago5:49

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Here’s part five of an excerpt from the most recent University of South Carolina Darla Moore School of Business Economic Outlook Conference, featuring Doug Woodward, professor of economics at the Darla Moore School of Business.Di Mike Switzer

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Economic Year in Review 2024 26:46

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PanelistsSarah HouseManaging Director, Senior Economist, Wells FargoMark VitnerFounder, Chief Economist, Piedmont Crescent CapitalJohn Connaughton, Ph.D Professor of Financial Economics, UNC CharlotteAnders Persson, CFA, Chief Investment Officer, Head of Global Fixed Income, NuveenDi Carolina Business Review

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2024 USC Economic Outlook Conference - Excerpt 4 5:49

1d ago5:49

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Listen to part four of an excerpt from the most recent University of South Carolina Darla Moore School of Business Economic Outlook Conference, featuring Doug Woodward, professor of economics at the Darla Moore School of Business.Di Mike Switzer

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2024 USC Economic Outlook Conference - Excerpt 3 5:49

2d ago5:49

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Hear part three of an excerpt from the most recent University of South Carolina Darla Moore School of Business Economic Outlook Conference featuring Joey Von Nessen, chief economist at the Moore School’s Division of Research.Di Mike Switzer

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2024 USC Economic Outlook Conference - Excerpt 2 5:49

3d ago5:49

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Hear part two of an excerpt from the most recent University of South Carolina Darla Moore School of Business Economic Outlook Conference featuring Joey Von Nessen, chief economist at the Moore School’s Division of Research.Di Mike Switzer

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2024 USC Economic Outlook Conference - Excerpt 1 5:49

4d ago5:49

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Hear an excerpt from the most recent University of South Carolina Darla Moore School of Business Economic Outlook Conference featuring Joey Von Nessen, chief economist at the Moore School’s Division of Research.Di Mike Switzer

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Natural disasters and “employment at will” 5:49

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The extent to which companies could still require workers to show up to work during events like Hurricane Helene has been challenging in our state’s “employment at will” environment.Di Mike Switzer

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Textile mill reclamation tax credits up for renewal in S.C. 5:49

8d ago5:49

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Over the years, many empty textile mills have been reclaimed and reused as living and shopping spaces, thanks to state legislation that provides tax credits for doing so.Di Mike Switzer

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Columbia canal repairs moving forward 5:49

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The historic Columbia Canal has been in various stages of disrepair ever since the 1,000-year flood event of 2015, but repairs are happening over the next two and a half years, bringing the canal and its resulting water supply for the city back.Di Mike Switzer

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Estate planning and investment types 5:49

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It’s that time of year when you might be reviewing your investment accounts, which might lead to some thoughts about estate planning, something our next guest says would be a good idea.Di Mike Switzer

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Local communities impacting S.C. business 5:49

12d ago5:49

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Host Mike Switzer has an update on the news, events, and issues trending across South Carolina's business community as he checks in with Alan Cooper, founder and editor of three S.C. online business news websites.Di Mike Switzer

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Darren Spicer, Co-Founder, CEO, Clutch Coffee 26:46

13d ago26:46

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Special GuestDarren Spicer, Co-Founder, CEO, Clutch Coffee PanelistsJason Thomas, Executive Editor, SC Biz NewsTony Mecia, Editor, Charlotte LedgerDi Carolina Business Review

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Hurricanes and the Palmetto Trail 5:49

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Over the past few decades, Palmetto Conservation has been busy building and maintaining the Palmetto Trail. What’s the latest on its progress, and how has it fared after two recent hurricanes?Di Mike Switzer

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NIMBY vs YIMBY affecting housing development in S.C. 5:49

16d ago5:49

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As the need for affordable housing grows, so does the classic conflict of NIMBY vs YIMBY, a.k.a. “Not in my backyard” or “Yes, in my backyard”. And all of this affects developers and their business plans.Di Mike Switzer

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Mandating in-person work at the office 5:49

17d ago5:49

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With many companies announcing mandates requiring employees to work in the office, HireQuest in Goose Creek, S.C. decided to do a study on the topic of the complexities of remote work vs in-person work.Di Mike Switzer

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A new world for Bitcoin? 5:49

18d ago5:49

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The election is history but the boom in cryptocurrency is certainly not. Will Bitcoin and the others now become less or more speculative financial instruments?Di Mike Switzer

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Harry Sideris, President, Duke Energy 26:46

19d ago26:46

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It does seem ironic even that an act of God or natural disaster can eviscerate a region so completely but eventually bring a community together. We have seen that over and over again since the devastation of the hurricanes in September. Such times also build leaders. We hear about the rebuilding effort from Duke Energy's newly named President, Harr…

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Life sciences growth in the Lowcountry 5:49

19d ago5:49

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Mike Switzer interviews John Warner, a serial entrepreneur and founder of Innoventure in Greenville, S.C., to discuss Charleston being named the fastest-growing life sciences hub in the country.Di Mike Switzer

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Will recent trends in natural disasters drive up insurance rates? 5:49

22d ago5:49

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Mike Switzer interviews Robert Hartwig, a professor and director of the Risk and Uncertainty Management Center at the Darla Moore School of Business at the University of South Carolina in Columbia.Di Mike Switzer

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Family-owned businesses face unique challenges 5:49

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Mike Switzer interviews Dr. Brad Bechtold, Executive Director of the Kim S. Miller Family Business Institute of South Carolina at Anderson University in Anderson, S.C.Di Mike Switzer

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Google expanding S.C. presence into Dorchester County 5:49

24d ago5:49

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Hear about Google's expansion into Dorchester County from guest John Truluck with the county's Economic Development office in Summerville, S.C.Di Mike Switzer

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Will S.C. economic growth continue in 2025? 5:49

25d ago5:49

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Mike Switzer interviews Joey Von Nessen, chief economist at the Darla Moore School of Business at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, S.C., host of their upcoming Economic Outlook Conference.Di Mike Switzer

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NC Transportation Secretary Joey Hopkins 26:46

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An update on the progress to rebuild Western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene, plus funding needs, future storm planning and managing the mental toll.PanelistsPatrick Woodie, President & CEO, NC Rural CenterAntjuan Seawright, Founder and CEO, Blueprint StrategyDi Carolina Business Review

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S.C. Business Updates: EVs, tech jobs, and capitalism 5:49

26d ago5:49

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An update of the news, events, and issues that are trending right now across South Carolina's business community with guest Jason Thomas, executive editor of SCBizNews.Di Mike Switzer

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The giving report 26:46

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As non-profits struggle to redefine community what are the challenges for the organizations that serve those in need in the region, from relief funding to polarization, and affordable housing.Panelists:Cathy Bessant, CEO, Foundation for the CarolinasRhett Mabry, President, The Duke EndowmentDr. Tonya Matthews, President and CEO, International Afric…

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What happens to your old electronics? 5:49

29d ago5:49

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Find out how the electronics recycling business is doing as host Mike Switzer interviews Allen Peltzman, founder of Allen Recycling in West Columbia, S.C.Di Mike Switzer

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USC IT professor also stays busy with food gigs 5:49

30d ago5:49

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Mike Switzer interviews Dr. Nesh Hikmet, an information technology professor at the University of South Carolina and co-owner of Tom’s Creek Family Farms in Hopkins, S.C., the Farmers Market Xchange in Columbia, and the Tom’s Creek Family Farms Mobile Market.Di Mike Switzer

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Is S.C.’s hydrogen economy ready again? 5:49

1M ago5:49

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Guest Ronald Seftick of ImaGEN in Columbia, S.C. discusses his company's efforts to restart the hydrogen fuel cell economy in our state.Di Mike Switzer

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2024 USC Economic Outlook Conference - Excerpt 5 5:49

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Economic Year in Review 2024 26:46

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2024 USC Economic Outlook Conference - Excerpt 4 5:49

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2024 USC Economic Outlook Conference - Excerpt 3 5:49

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2024 USC Economic Outlook Conference - Excerpt 2 5:49

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2024 USC Economic Outlook Conference - Excerpt 1 5:49

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Natural disasters and “employment at will” 5:49

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Textile mill reclamation tax credits up for renewal in S.C. 5:49

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Columbia canal repairs moving forward 5:49

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Estate planning and investment types 5:49

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Local communities impacting S.C. business 5:49

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Darren Spicer, Co-Founder, CEO, Clutch Coffee 26:46

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Hurricanes and the Palmetto Trail 5:49

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NIMBY vs YIMBY affecting housing development in S.C. 5:49

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Mandating in-person work at the office 5:49

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A new world for Bitcoin? 5:49

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Harry Sideris, President, Duke Energy 26:46

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Life sciences growth in the Lowcountry 5:49

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Will recent trends in natural disasters drive up insurance rates? 5:49

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Family-owned businesses face unique challenges 5:49

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Google expanding S.C. presence into Dorchester County 5:49

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Will S.C. economic growth continue in 2025? 5:49

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NC Transportation Secretary Joey Hopkins 26:46

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S.C. Business Updates: EVs, tech jobs, and capitalism 5:49

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The giving report 26:46

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What happens to your old electronics? 5:49

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USC IT professor also stays busy with food gigs 5:49

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Is S.C.’s hydrogen economy ready again? 5:49

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