Project Spartan unveiled, receives funding from S.C. Ports, Greenville startup develops drone-piloting app

TTI expansion Project Spartan garners port aid

After TTI put one of the state’s highest economic development investments in its Anderson County plant, at $100 million, the company’s floor care arm set its sights on one of the largest speculative projects on the Spartanburg market.

SCRA invests in Greenville drone industry startup

Maybe there’s truth in the phrase, “There’s an app for everything,” in an era when, thanks to one Greenville company, drone pilots can stash away flight plans and access airspace from an iPhone.

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Book of Experts: Swafford leads in 3PL

Transportation is the most basic need of virtually all businesses. As our economy has become more global, the supply chains have become longer and more complex. Whether the source of your raw material is foreign or domestic, your 3PL partner can arrange to have the material picked up and delivered.

Digital copy available of GSA Business Report

The latest digital issue of GSA Business Report is online now. One report says Greenville will be one of the most resilient cities in the country in the coming decade. Read our cover story to find out why. Also, you may know about the local GE facility's role in creating wind turbines, but see our story about another company's involvement on what to do with those huge blades after their life in the air is over. Read how the Greenville Drive is coping with COVID.

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Mark Ratchford, managing partner of KDS Commercial Properties, represented the landlord in leasing a 2,800-square-foot office space at 607 Pendleton Street in downtown Greenville. The tenant is a financial services company. Click here for more Hot Properties.

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