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Christina Lee Knauss

Christina Lee Knauss

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Staff Writer, Columbia Business Report

Columbia

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Total articles 1561

  • MAKING THE GRADE: Economist gives South Carolina economy a ‘B+’

    By Christina Lee Knauss, Jason Thomas Verified| SC Biz News Verified Consumers — and the businesses that provide the goods and services they consume — are facing a mixed financial outlook with the beginning of the new year. With 2025 in full swing, the outlook for South Carolina — and South Carolinians themselves — is fully dependent on a lot of unpredictable circumstances, ranging from what happens to inflation to the possibility of new tariffs being put into place during the new presidential term.

    By Christina Lee Knauss, Jason Thomas Verified · SC Biz News

    Jan. 27, 2025

  • How did Hurricane Helene affect South Carolina's economy? Picture still emerging

    By Christina Lee Knauss, Jason Thomas Verified| GSA Business Verified Six weeks after Hurricane Helene tore through the Southeast, communities in Florida, both the Carolinas, Tennessee, Georgia and southwest Virginia are still dealing with the storm’s devastation. While the storm’s effect on individuals and families has been more evident, with stories of lost homes and lives filling airwaves and online news, the true economic toll on states has been emerging gradually. While the storm was downgraded to a tropical storm by the time it hit South Carolina on Sept.

    By Christina Lee Knauss, Jason Thomas Verified · GSA Business

    Nov. 14, 2024

  • MAKING THE GRADE: Economist gives South Carolina economy a ‘B+’

    By Christina Lee Knauss, Jason Thomas Verified| SC Biz News Verified Consumers — and the businesses that provide the goods and services they consume — are facing a mixed financial outlook with the beginning of the new year. With 2025 in full swing, the outlook for South Carolina — and South Carolinians themselves — is fully dependent on a lot of unpredictable circumstances, ranging from what happens to inflation to the possibility of new tariffs being put into place during the new presidential term.

    By Christina Lee Knauss, Jason Thomas Verified · SC Biz News

    Jan. 27, 2025

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Columbia Business Report

North Charleston, South Carolina, United States

+1 843-849-3114