| Collett makes foray into S.C. industrial markets The Charlotte-headquartered development and acquisition company is developing a 196,560-square-foot industrial building in the Carolina Pines Industrial Park in Blythewood, Columbia, as well as 702,000 square feet of speculative industrial space at Willimon Business Park in Greenville. S.C. education, workforce training receive $19 million As part of the Governor’s Emergency Education Relief, $19 million will be invested in the state’s provide job training, educational resources to foster children, and early education for children in poverty. | 
Schaeffler’s patented “Space Drive” drive-by-wire technology will be taken out for a spin at the Indy Autonomous Challenge, the first high-speed autonomous vehicle race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. On Oct. 23, university teams, each provided with Schaeffler's "Space Drive" hardware and support, will compete for $1.5 million in prize money.
The state agency and the S.C. attorney general are accusing the International Longshoremen and a maritime alliance that represents unionized labor along East and Gulf Coast states with unfair labor practices by pressuring ocean carriers. 
Restaurants across the Upstate are poised to warm bones with meals tailored for S.C. Restaurant Week during the weekend's potential bout of wintry weather. Greenville’s City Range is offering three-course dinner meals for $20-$30 throughout the week featuring an entree choice of bacon-wrapped barbecue shrimp, Joyce Farms chicken thighs, grilled beef tenderloin tails or Calabrian gnocchi. Click 
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