Report: Greenville to be decade's most resilient county

Growth and cost of living, housing and development bode well for 2020 in Greenville County says one recent report from CBRE. Developers of Canvas Tower and Loft echo that their project stands as a testament to the county's towering resiliency in the office, retail and multi-family market despite national trends.

VITA program opens with COVID-19 precautions

United Way’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program will open this month with new options for free tax preparation services designed to safeguard the health of clients and volunteers.

3D-printing company to expand in York County

3D Systems, a global additive manufacturing solutions company, is investing $13 million in a 100,000-square-foot expansion of its York County operations.

SPONSORED CONTENT

Book of Experts: GTC demonstrates excellence  

It’s a hassle to lose power at home, but imagine what it’s like for a company, where every minute of downtime affects revenues, schedules, and employees. The annual dollar-cost to U.S. industry due to power loss runs in the tens of billions. Preventing this loss requires regular testing, maintenance, and upgrading of a facility’s electrical system.

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.

Upstate Giving

Greenville leaders raise funds for transitional home

Greenville businesses and the Greenville Chamber’s Leadership Greenville Class 47 are joining forces to launch homeless women and children from Miracle Hill Ministries’ shelter into a stable future at a new transitionary home. Click here to learn more about the project. Submit your company's Upstate Giving news to gsanews@scbiznews.com.

Connect with us: