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Your Daily Report of Upstate business news Click here to view this message in a browser window. Share with a friend: TODAY'S HEADLINES  |  May 4, 2021 Former SCBio chief to head cannabis treatment company A startup called KOR Medical will provide tailored clinical cannabis treatment for patients suffering from ailments from epilepsy to cancer with an aim to help those patients while also alleviating the nation's opioid addiction crisis. Ten at the Top hosts workshop on vaccination rules The Upstate Entrepreneur Ecosystem event is open to the public and is geared toward Upstate employers, particularly those heading small businesses that may not have a human resources department. It will feature Michael Nail of Ogletree Deakins. Brewery, construction progressing at Columbia's BullStreet The BullStreet District has picked up momentum in the last 14 months despite the COVID-19 pandemic, with a new brewery on pace to open next summer and demolition for the University of South Carolina's new medical school campus completed. Influential former Greenville city manager dies One of the early architects of the public-private partnerships that transformed Greenville died April 30 at the age of 94. John Dullea played a leading role in decisions that brought bustle back to downtown.   Hot Properties Avery Martin and Daniel Casillas with The Burgess Co. represented the landlord in leasing a 3,000-square-foot retail space in Seneca to Splash on Main, a Greenville-based swimwear retailer. The building was the long-time home of Bergen's department store, which occupied the corner spot for generations.  Share your recent real estate transactions at gsanews@scbiznews.com. Digital copy available of GSA Business Report The latest issue of GSA Business Report is available in digital format. In this issue, Limestone University readies its new library complex for use by students and and the business and civic community. The head of Electrolux North America takes a victory lap through a significantly upgraded plant that will make 2 million units a year in Anderson, mostly refrigerators and freezers. Simpsonville's Thomas Concrete produces concrete that captures its own carbon output.  Take a look at the latest issue online.  S.C. Manufacturing Conference launches new website The S.C. Manufacturing Conference and Expo, set for Nov. 10-12, has launched a new website with video, information for exhibitors, an online agenda and more information about the upcoming three-day conference, including safety guidelines for the event. Click here for more information about the event. Submit your project for Upstate Under Construction.   Join our lists, or update your company's listing. Get all the business news delivered to your inbox: From the Lowcountry, the Midlands, the Upstate and across South Carolina.   Check out GSA Biz Wire and the daily Morning Blend for the latest unfiltered content.   Subscribe to our print editions. Get the word out about your business GSA Business Report's online submission portal is available to all business owners, entrepreneurs and marketing professionals in the Upstate who want to get out information about a company, new hires, products, services, website launches and events. Use this link to submit your press releases to GSA Biz Wire, which also submits your item for possible publication in the print edition of the Business Report. Connect with us: SC Biz News 35 Cessna Court, Suite A, Greenville, SC 29607   Unsubscribe/manage the emails you receive from us