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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Nonprofit aims to reach mark by year’s end amid new HQ project.
The company reports net income of roughly $14 million.
Buildout comes in roughly 30% under original $260M estimate.
A trio of brothers own Southway Storage LLC, which opened Oct. 7 and has 289 units to serve customers in Ozark, Nixa, Springfield and elsewhere in southwest Missouri.
The community volunteer is scheduled to be honored at a November event.
Interim Commissioner of Education resigns Oct. 20 after four months.
The gift is made through the Forvis Mazars Foundation.
Employers, educators discuss shared goals for preparing entry-level employees.
Jordan Valley Senior Care offers all-inclusive care, activities space.
Boutique and beauty services shop Sugar & Glow moved Sept. 4 to newly constructed space at 411 W. Commercial St., Ste. B.
Gov. Mike Kehoe unveiled Operation Show Me the Money to crack down on fraud in taxpayer‑funded programs.
Chicago-based Pine Tree acquired sponsor interest in a 10-property retail portfolio appraised at $644 million.
A group of Ferguson residents turned in more than 1,400 signatures in an effort to repeal tax breaks for a possible data center.
Barnes & Noble plans to launch a 25,000-square-foot store in a former Office Depot.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg reached a deal with the company to remain a California resident for eight years.
Elon Musk has invested $1 billion in Skydance, a source familiar with the matter told CNBC.
DeepSeek raised roughly $15 billion in its latest funding round, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
Meta ordered to pay $25B over Cambridge Analytica
EBay is cutting 1,000 jobs, according to media reports.
Video game publisher Electronic Arts is making layoffs and shutting down its BioWare unit.
