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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The company raises more than $145,000 via crowdfunding.
The outdoor retailer launches the Anglers for the Bahamas campaign.
Infill work is underway at Pyramid Foods’ former King Cash Saver.
The company’s operations manager and her husband buy an equity stake.
If granted state approval, entrepreneurs plans to open dispensaries, cultivators and manufacturing sites in the Queen City.
Clay Trautman’s The Cast Group flips and renovates houses.
Columnist Bennet Bodenstein says shipping beverages has allowed smaller companies to better compete.
Macy Mitchell and Dave Gragg are running in 2020 for Jeff Messenger’s seat.
Atlanta-based Huddle House Inc. announced plans to purchase Memphis, Tennessee-based Perkins Restaurant & Bakery.
The Environmental Protection Agency completed its repeal of the Waters of the United States rule.
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn plans to move his hedge fund to Miami, The New York Post reports.
WarnerMedia signed a massive deal with filmmaker J.J. Abrams.
Facebook is rolling out its local news tool to 6,000 more U.S. cities and towns.
At the latest Democratic debate, the three frontrunners clashed over how to handle the country's health care issues.
A prequel to the recently ended series "Game of Thrones" reportedly is close to getting the green light for a pilot by HBO.
Lauren Petterson has been named president of Fox Business.
A report yesterday from Missouri Auditor Nicole Galloway found taxpayers spent $201,300 on legal fees for former Gov. Eric Greitens in the …
The Missouri Senate and House declined to override any of Gov. Mike Parson's vetoes.
Springfield Business Journal’s annual Men of the Year ceremony was held Aug. 16 at White River Conference Center.
Following a five-year, more than $12 million renovation, History Museum on the Square opened Aug. 8 at 157 Park Central Square.
SBJ hosts the sixth and final forum of the year showcasing results of the 2019 Economic Growth Survey.
Around 450 people attended Gov. Mike Parson’s July 31 State of the State address, hosted by the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce.
SBJ honors accountants, attorneys, bankers, IT professionals, insurance agents, wealth managers and up-and-comers.
Attendance for Double-A baseball increases after team addresses parking fee hikes.
Ensley & Swann Boutique & Marketplace opened; Paula Deen’s Family Kitchen added a Branson location; and attorneys Danielle Kincaid and Angela Myers started a new firm.
Ellecor Design and Gifts relocates to a house in Rountree from Farmers Park.
