Technology
The $98 million drivetrain testing center, paid for with a $45 million federal stimulus grant and $53 million in matching money, is expected to begin operating on the university’s North Charleston campus in 2012.
Transportation
The low-fare carrier will fly nonstop from Charleston International to Baltimore/Washington, Chicago Midway, Nashville and Houston Hobby, and it opened with $30 sale fares.
Defense
One Air Force wing now runs support services for about 80,000 people across both installations, the last step in a merger that grew out of the 2005 base closure round.
Defense
Insurance will cover most of the settlement of the federal securities suit filed in Charleston in 2008. The Ladson company expects a net charge of about $8.5 million.
