Charleston Central Blog

I think you are on the right track my friend.

It sure seems like that is what they are up to...

What kind of land is it?

Are there any improvements?

Check out one of the fake names used in SC - it's "Pyrite LLC".

http://www.webpronews.com/topnews/topnews/wpn-60-20061221GoogleGoingSouth.html

> Google's planning a $750m investment in what sounds like a huge server farm in South Carolina, if local press reports are accurate. A shell company, seemingly linked to the search engine, just bought 520 acres near Charleston. Google's staying mum on its plans, but the local county disclosed the scale of the planned investment, and the purchaser was said to be concerned about supplies of electricity and water.

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> Last week a new company called Maguro Enterprises paid close to $17 million for 520 acres in Berkley County according to property records. Some of the documents from the sale were notarized in Santa Clara County, California. Google headquarters are also located there.

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> Schnitt would not comment on what Maguro purchased or the location. All parties involved have remained secretive about the deal. In October Berkley County approved tax incentives for development, which were called "Project X" and "Project Y".

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> Recently the name was changed to Pyrite LLC. Pyrite has plans to invest $750 million and employ around 400 workers making an average of $90,000 a year according to Jim Rozier, Berkley county supervisor.

Pyrite is the classic "Fool's Gold" - if you need any more proof that this is a lousy deal for the states that pay for it - calling it "Fool's Gold" is a slap in the face.

I live in Goose Creek and i was wondering what internship programs they are offering?

I am so excited about Google's move. I heard that they even offer college programs. Even before they start building i'm going to send applications

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I heard they even have a job listing : .......... Pizza delivery boy.. lol

where do we send a resume to google