Seven Oaks

Seven Oaks, SC · Business
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This Overlooked South Carolina Town Is So Affordable, Retirees Say They Wish They’d Moved Sooner
There’s a town in South Carolina that retirees are quietly discovering, and once they get there, they keep asking themselves the same question: why didn’t anyone tell me about this sooner?. That town is Latta, South Carolina, and it’s been sitting in Dillon County this whole time, minding...
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Hibachi House to close after USC Development Foundation acquires property
Hibachi House and coffee shop Immaculate Consumption are set to close following an acquisition by USC's Development Foundation, The Post and Courier reported Nov. 11. Located on Main Street near the South Carolina State House, Hibachi House is set to close before Nov. 26, a restaurant employee told The Post and Courier. Immaculate Consumption has been serving Columbians since 2001 and is set to close on Nov. 20.
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The Post and Courier
Popular Northeast burrito chain to make first move into SC, starting with the Upstate
GREENVILLE — Bubbakoo’s Burritos is moving into the Carolinas as they expand further across the East Coast. Their first stores to open in South Carolina will be in Greenville and Spartanburg. Michael Lassen, vice president of development, says that expansion into the Carolinas is a “natural progression” for the company. “Our growth model is we see the Carolinas being very strong for us,” Lassen said. As Bubbakoo’s expanded further, the Carolinas and Georgia were skipped over as the brand migrated to Florida. Founded in 2008 in Point Pleasant, N.J., the company has expanded to over 160 location...
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Wolter acquires North Carolina forklift dealer WMH Solutions
Materials handling equipment and service provider Wolter has acquired WMH Solutions (Wheeler Material Handling), a Linde forklift dealer headquartered in Charlotte, NC. The acquisition brings together Wolter’s more than 800 employees with WMH’s network of over 200 employees, with 11 locations across North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama. The combined organization will operate more than 40 locations across 15 states with over 1,000 employees, offering customers an unmatched breadth of products, services, and technical expertise under one unified Wolter brand.