The officers execute long-term incentive compensation plans.

Dr. Alan Scarrow is not on the team, implemented after the firings of a dozen employees over safety concerns.

More than 40 companies are participating in an event today hosted by the Missouri Job Center.

The Springfield hospital cites a lack of treating “patients and visitors with dignity and compassion, even in highly tense situations.”

Despite the increase, the area has the lowest wages among the largest counties in Missouri.

The Queen City’s small-town culture can bring challenges for area startups, too.

The jobless rate returns to its June level, but nonfarm payroll ranks improve.

Businesspeople and protesters react to the reform proposal after the first of several planned stops.

The five-county MSA’s civilian labor force rises by 1.7 percent.

The owners of Tinga Tacos are targeting an Oct. 1 opening at the former Brick Slice House downtown.

Economists from St. Louis and Kansas City described Springfield’s economy as sturdy.

In a year, 65 employees are gone as news becomes lean and automated.

A Florida hotel manager will succeed J.P. Roberts, the founding leader who left earlier this summer.

Local colleges also report higher opening day enrollment figures.

Today’s office spaces are about workflow and collaboration and offer a sense of identity, both to employees and clients.

Eleven Springfield-area companies make the annual ranking of the fastest-growing U.S. private businesses.

Employers add 14,100 jobs in July, but the jobless rate is unchanged.