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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
City officials to look at state statute, city charter changes.
Maurice Jones rounds out the city’s leadership team, bringing 20 years of economic development experience to a new role.
A new development is in progress where Lost River of the Ozarks once operated.
Local figures line up with most of Missouri, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Springfield Business Journal discusses economic development in the region with local executives.
They said it. We're reporting it. Sixteen industry forecasts lead the way into 2019.
Seeing development occur from a city perspective for three years, Sarah Kerner has an inside track to the evolution of Springfield.
The Top 10 business stories of 2018 reflect a vibrant development market. See what the SBJ newsroom selected.
Increase takes effect Jan. 1 after voter approval in November.
“Ready. Set. Give.” is a seven-part series that helps companies create a culture of giving. “The first thing I think a company needs to do is assess the individual interest of their employees …
Sidewalk Plaza location to join two others in shopping centers.
Pyramid Foods CEO says Ruby’s Market will merge with multiple Price Cutters over next couple of years.
Scott Opfer announces plans during Springfield Business Journal’s 12 People You Need To Know live interview series.
State issues $4.1 million check to the municipality in December, down about 4 percent.
Read the profiles of the selected guests for the editorial live interview series.
Before summer 2018, Titus Williams and his family of real estate businessmen were behind the scenes in local and Midwestern developments. That’s no longer the case.
Following a business surge through acquisitions, Wilson Logistics plans to build a $7 million terminal in Strafford.
The center fills a gap in the service model, says Creekside director.
Patients and growers eye application dates.
The developer’s Farm Team is tasked with mentoring and empowering aspiring farmers.
Planet Fitness franchisee PF Arkansas LLC opened its third Springfield club; Leggett & Platt completed a $1.3 billion acquisition; and New Covenant Academy started classes at its new Liberty Campus.
Jimmy Buffett eatery lands in Branson
Payless to shutter its US stores
Anderson Engineering to break ground on new HQ
CVB to honor WOW, businessman among top annual awards
Local attorneys honored for $20M judgment
Schmitt, Garrison expand Safer Streets Initiative to Springfield
A Trump national emergency will face immediate legal challenges
Scott Opfer, President of Opfer Communications, says there’s a myth that getting your product placed in a retail store will lead to success. “And the reality of it is, if you don’t sell through …
Terry Bloodworth, owner and operator of Springfield Hot Glass Studio, says you need to trust in your strengths as a business owner, but don’t be too proud to accept help when you need it. …
Mickey Moore, CEO of Tomo Drug Testing, discusses some effects of the company’s growth that have been simultaneously encouraging and challenging. Moore says in a growing company, you have to learn …
“So what we have discovered is that workforce development has quickly become economic development, and so in order to continue the growth that Branson has seen, we need a strong, skilled …
“The thing I think you need recognize is that, just because you may not have fifteen or twenty or thirty years of experience, don’t be intimidated by that,”says Jason Gage, City Manager for the …
“He’s just a really innovative thinker; he’s a creative guy. He developed the Murney blog and he just kind of has a refreshing approach to the whole idea of marketing a business,” says Tyler …
With up to five generations working together from the legacy Senior to eager GenZ, from lingering Boomer and anxious Millennial and forgotten GenX quietly sitting in the middle, conflicts will arise. …
“Ready. Set. Give.” is a seven-part series that helps companies create a culture of giving. “Well, a simple idea is for a company to do something like ‘blue jeans day,’ …
“Move three for every thirty is about moving just three minutes every thirty minutes throughout your day. So it’s not a lot of activity, it doesn’t have to be something very intense, but just …
Debra Horn, Senior Associate with BKD, LLP, says there are a few simple hacks to help you simplify the number crunching for your business. Make sure your business has its own separate account, this …
