NEW YORK — Sears Holdings received another lifeline Tuesday when the company's chairman and largest shareholder promised to line up the necessary financing to keep the struggling department st…

Glasspro, a Mount Pleasant-based chain of automotive glass repair stores, was sold last week. Safelite, the largest auto glass company in the U.S., secured the sale of Glasspro's 11 South Carolina locations.   

A nearly 90-year-old Goose Creek-based designer, importer and distributor of lamps and residential lighting systems has been sold, but its operations will remain in the Charleston region.

A Charleston-area institution is driving into the sunset after a quarter century.

No one can predict with certainty what the economy will do in 2019, but this much is clear: The groundwork is in place for an active and memorable year in business.

The makeover of another Chick-fil-A in the Charleston region is in the offing.

NEW YORK — Amazon is expanding its airplane fleet, diminishing further its reliance on major delivery services like UPS, FedEx and the U.S. Postal Service.

NEW YORK — "Sell" may be the chorus on Wall Street, but optimistic shoppers looking to fill the empty space under the country's Christmas trees were out in full force during the season's final…

In a deal oozing with luxury, one of the largest, priciest and best-known hotels and business-meeting destinations in South Carolina is changing hands.

For thousands of former Piggly Wiggly Carolina workers anticipating a portion of the $8.7 million payout settlement from a lawsuit, the checks are not in the mail and they won't be by Christmas.

A longtime Charleston-area restaurant shut off its burners one last time Thursday without much prior notice and little fanfare.

Upscale grocer Whole Foods Market and delivery service Instacart are going their separate ways.

Holiday procrastinators take note: the world's largest retailer has set a few deadlines for online orders and deliveries.

A few years ago King Street was named one of the top shopping districts in America.

An online sleepwear company based in Savannah is bringing its first brick-and-mortar store to downtown Charleston.

An online sleepwear company based in Savannah is bringing its first brick-and-mortar store to downtown Charleston.

The new store opened Friday at Haywood Mall in Greenville, near the center court of the mall, not far from where Santa Claus is sitting.

A new downtown Charleston cocktail bar with an assortment of libations and what it calls the city's first members-only liquor lockers will officially open Thursday.

Real estate appraiser Gary Schwab lives in Mount Pleasant and constantly notices the wide gap in gasoline prices between the affluent Charleston suburb and other areas of the region.

Less economic angst and cooler temperatures put Charleston-area gift buyers in the holiday spending spirit on Black Friday.

Locally owned jewelry stores, clothing shops and furniture showrooms are among the thousands of independently owned merchants who make up the majority of firms in the U.S.

With the economy at full throttle and wallets fatter, Christmas tree lots are expected to see lots of traffic this year.

With jobs aplenty and the economy roaring, retailers expect a bountiful holiday season this year.

On Dec. 9, the restaurant will host a post-Christmas parade party for customers during its last night of operation.

Businesses love to sell them and many offer discounts to encourage those sales. Here are some money-saving tips for purchasing gift cards.

The nation's largest retailer is joining the caravan of companies offering grocery delivery in the Charleston market.

It's a sign of the times in North Charleston.

Jordan Jackson of Hanahan will be the youngest business owner at Northwoods Mall.

Armada Hoffler Properties of Virginia Beach said it has "a below-market option" to buy the 148,000-square-foot Nexton Square in Summerville once it's completed.

Getting groceries faster and easier just got turned up a notch in Charleston, but it comes at a cost.

When Sears filed for bankruptcy last week, it was the most vivid reminder yet of how far the pioneering retailer has fallen.

After 10 years of growing their holdings, the owners and founders of a Charleston-based gourmet market and cafe have trimmed down.

A French cosmetics company is bringing its first U.S. skincare salon to the Charleston area with plans to open three more next year.

A North Charleston outdoor apparel maker is angling to expand.

A national fast-food burger chain plans to open a new restaurant in Goose Creek.

Sears was once the retail icon that touted "Where America Shops."

Through Friday, the S.C. Attorney General's office reported 118 allegations of overpricing by businesses across the state during the Hurricane Florence period.