A big announcement from MCG Health, late Wednesday afternoon…Don Snell has resigned as president and CEO, effective at the end of the month.

Marge is about to do something Homer might not approve of. ‘Playboy’ magazine is turning over its cover to the matriarch of Springfield’s first family: Marge Simpson.

Carnival Cruise Lines announced Thursday that it will will begin offering regular cruises from Charleston, the first ever year-round cruise schedule for the port. Carnival will operate five-, six- and seven-day voyages to The Bahamas and Key West, Fla., from downtown Charleston beginning May 18, 2010.

Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs has returned to his showman role - taking the stage Wednesday at a product launch event for the first time since his nearly six-month-long medical leave.

The White House is fine with bailed-out insurer AIG’s decision to pay its new CEO $7 million a year. Presidential spokesman Robert Gibbs says that’s the price of competent leadership to make the company profitable again.

The former Vought Aircraft plant in South Carolina is now a Boeing plant as officials unveiled a new sign at the facility. The Post and Courier of Charleston reports that Scott Fancher, who runs Boeing’s 787 program, said at a Monday ceremony at the North Charleston plant that the transition should be seamless.

Tony George wants to know why he was ousted as CEO of Indianapolis Motor Speedway. George used his IndyCar team’s Web site Sunday to reflect on the move, claiming he has not received a “reasonable explanation” from the company’s board of directors, which consists primarily of family members.

Boeing says it will pay $580 million in cash for a South Carolina plant where the company’s eagerly awaited Boeing 787 Dreamliner planes are built. Boeing is buying the North Charleston, S.C., plant from Vought Aircraft. As part of the deal, Vought will be released from obligations to repay money that had been advanced earlier.

Boeing says it will pay $580 million in cash for a South Carolina plant where the company’s eagerly awaited Boeing 787 Dreamliner planes are built. Boeing is buying the North Charleston, S.C., plant from Vought Aircraft. As part of the deal, Vought will be released from obligations to repay money that had been advanced earlier.

Apple says CEO Steve Jobs is back at work a few days a week and working from home other days.

General Motors Corp. says the former chairman and CEO of AT&T Inc. will become the chairman of the reorganized automaker later this summer.

General Motors Corp. says the former chairman and CEO of AT&T Inc. will become the chairman of the reorganized automaker later this summer.

Craigslist has withdrawn its request that South Carolina’s attorney general be temporarily prevented from pursuing prostitution-related charges against the company. Attorney General Henry McMaster spokesman Trey Walker said Thursday that Craigslist CEO Jim Buckmaster abandoned the bid after the prosecutor agreed not to charge executives while a federal lawsuit proceeds.

The South Carolina attorney general threatening to prosecute Craigslist on prostitution-related charges has not tried any similar cases in more than six years in office.

Our sister station, WCBD News 2 spoke with the owner of a lowcountry escort service. She gave us her perspective on the lawsuit/investigation between Craigslist and SC Attorney General.