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BBB to Host Free Shredding Event, School Supply Drive

The Better Business Bureau of Greater Columbia & Charleston is inviting Lexington area consumers and businesses to a free shredding event and back-to-school supply drive on Tuesday, August 25. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to noon at the BBB Administrative Offices, located at 440 Knox Abbott Drive in Cayce. This initiative offers […]

Dow Rises as Treasury Boosts Debt Buyback Operations

The S&P 500 ended a three-day losing streak on Wednesday, with bond yields declining after the Treasury Department announced an increase in its buyback operations for longer-term debt. The broad market index advanced 0.21% to close at 7,707.98, while the Nasdaq Composite gained 0.16% to 26,331.09. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 119.65 points, or […]

US Government Debt Yields Surge Amid Fiscal Concerns

US government bond yields have been increasing for nearly two months, leading to higher costs for the nation’s growing debt. The yield on the 30-year bond, in particular, is trading near its highest level since 2003, driven by a combination of factors. Market observers attribute this surge to intensified fiscal concerns, a record volume of […]

LAC Global Acquires MASQUELIER’S French Pine Bark Extract

V3 Group Limited, a Singapore-based holding company, announced that its health and wellness supplements division, LAC Global, has completed the acquisition of MASQUELIER’S French Pine Bark Extract. This acquisition integrates over 70 years of European nutritional science into LAC’s portfolio, aiming to combine scientific heritage with an Asian platform to develop a mass-premium wellness offering […]

U.S. Inflation Rate Dips to 2.65% in July, Impacting Lexington Households

The national inflation rate, a key measure of the cost of living, registered at 2.65% for July 2026, according to recently released data. This figure represents a notable decline from the peak observed earlier in the year, providing a current perspective on the economic landscape. The monthly inflation rates for 2026 have shown fluctuations, beginning […]

National Market Gains, Oil Price Drop Resonates in Lexington

U.S. stock markets saw broad gains on Monday, August 3, 2026, with major indexes climbing as oil prices retreated following reports of planned talks between the United States and Iran. The market’s positive movement and the drop in energy costs could have ripple effects on the economic landscape in Lexington, influencing everything from household budgets […]

Lexington Businesses Brace for Impact as Global Oil Prices Climb, Bond Yields Rise

Global financial markets reacted sharply on Monday, July 20, as escalating tensions in the Middle East drove oil prices to multi-month highs and pushed U.S. Treasury bond yields upward. The developments signal potential inflationary pressures and higher borrowing costs that could ripple through the economy of Lexington and its surrounding areas. Brent crude, the international […]

Lexington Businesses Navigate Cautious Market Opening

Financial markets globally began the week with a cautious posture, as investors weighed a confluence of factors influencing economic outlooks. Analysts pointed to ongoing scrutiny of oil price fluctuations, the evolving landscape of international trade agreements, and the anticipation of new company earnings reports as primary drivers of market sentiment. Regional equity markets also reflected […]