How the Wells Fargo Championship is banking on small businesses

Rock Hill startup Knowledge Perk is among nine companies that will be featured at this year’s Wells Fargo Championship as part of a Small Business Market aimed at bringing attention to companies who have received loans or grants from the bank.

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How the Wells Fargo Championship is banking on small businesses

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