Downtown’s RiverPlace to Expand
Plans are moving ahead for another new hotel for downtown Greenville. This time it’s for a 156-room, Embassy Suites Hotel at RiverPlace.
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Report: IT Salaries Will Climb 5.6%
IT careers are still hot, with overall base compensation for information technology professionals expected to increase 5.6 percent in the coming year, according to a report and 2014 Salary Guide by Robert Half Technology.
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Entrepreneurial Spirits
The last winner of the Spartanburg Main Street Challenge in UBJ’s continuing coverage is Motte & Sons Bootlegging Company, a rum, whiskey and gin craft distiller.
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‘Food for Business’
In an industry with fierce competition from big-box retailers, Greenville Office Supply has been an Upstate institution for 45 years.
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Sweet Street to Upfit Former Sara Lee Plant
Greenville will be getting sweeter next year when Sweet Street Desserts takes over the former Sara Lee manufacturing facility at 1916 Piedmont Highway in Greenville County.
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Apartment Complex Approved for Millennium Campus
A new 330-unit multifamily apartment complex located on the Millennium Campus received conditional approval from the Greenville Planning Commission last week.
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Homes2 Suites Hotel Planned for North Main
Sycamore Investment Group, a Georgia-based company, has filed plans with the Greenville Design Review Board for a new Homes2 Suites hotel at the corner of Elford and North Main streets downtown.
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River’s Edge Plans Boutique Hotel
River Street is gaining attention again, and not just because grading has already begun for the River’s Edge project. Plans were submitted this week for a new boutique hotel.
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‘Baby BI-LO’ on North Main closing
The BI-LO at 505 N. Main St. in downtown Greenville is closing its doors on Nov. 30 after more than 20 years in business. The BI-LO store was the smallest in the grocery store chain.
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Bosch Partners With Greenville Tech for New Training Lab
A new state-of-the-art mobile hydraulics lab opened this week at the Greenville Technical College Buck Mickel Center as part of the new Center for Manufacturing Innovation (CMI), otherwise known as the Enterprise Campus.
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