Jason Thomas

2 months ago | gsabusiness.com | Brooke Strickland |Jason Thomas

Spartanburg has seen an uptake in tourism and today, the international community at the intersection of Interstates 85 and 26, has established itself as a regional economic leader. It’s up-and-coming downtown area, array of outdoor amenities and status as No. 2 in the country with the highest sub-score for employment metrics, are just some of the reasons why Spartanburg is officially “on the map.”The area’s tourism development sector has also grown significantly – especially in the last decade.

Jan 10, 2025 | gsabusiness.com | Jason Thomas

A deli restaurant in Greenville’s Overbrook neighborhood announced it will be shutting down its business. Clayton’s Deli and The Pound Cake Man posted on Instagram that its last day would be Jan. 11, citing “problems with our building, the rising cost of doing business and circumstances beyond our control.”Clayton’s opened two-and-a-half years ago at 1628 E.

Dec 9, 2024 | gsabusiness.com | Jason Thomas

A manufacturer has lease spaced at a Spartanburg industrial facility, making the space fully occupied. Colliers industrial brokers Drake Scott, Dillon Swayngim and Brockton Hall represented the landlord, Parliament, in the lease of ±78,000 square feet of industrial space at 6997 Pelham Road to Infintium Fuel Cell Systems, bringing the building to full occupancy, according to a news release.

Dec 4, 2024 | gsabusiness.com | Jason Thomas

A global auto parts supplier is expanding in Greenville County. Magna International, a mobility technology company and one of the world’s largest suppliers in the automotive space, is growing its South Carolina footprint, according to a news release from the South Carolina Department of Commerce. The company will establish a new satellite operation and expand its existing operation in Greenville County.

Dec 4, 2024 | gsabusiness.com | Jason Thomas

A Georgia construction company has acquired the assets of Greenville-based O’Neal Inc. Engineering. Carroll Daniel Construction Co. has acquired O’Neal, and the business units of O’Neal Inc. will combine with Carroll Daniel’s existing in-house Engineering and Architecture groups, which will operate as Carroll Daniel Engineering going forward, according to a news release. The acquisition includes the addition of over 100 engineers and support staff to Carroll Daniel’s team. O’Neal Inc.