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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Growth continues at the company's North Mulroy Road facility.
The partnership includes a calming space for theme park guests experiencing sensory overload.
The state chamber points to COVID-19 vaccination, workforce and manufacturing issues.
The expanded facility is expected to reach annual revenue of $650M.
New facility will hold up to 1,242 prisoners, and all Sheriff’s Office employees will be on the premises.
Statehouse columnist Phill Brooks says he observed a lack of discipline among lawmakers in Jefferson City this year.
A groundbreaking is scheduled later this year.
Work on Wilson's Valley is slated to start in a couple months.
The $12.5 million Penleigh development was started last year to create 324 multifamily units.
Researchers at Washington University's School of Medicine have received a $61 million federal grant.
The average pay for the largest U.S. companies' CEOs hit a record in 2021.
JetBlue Airways Corp. announced plans to launch a hostile takeover attempt for Spirit Airlines Inc.
McDonald's announced it would sell its business in Russia amid the country's conflict in Ukraine.
French vehicle maker Renault is selling its business in Russia.
Gautam Adani, the richest man in Asia, entered a deal with Swiss building-materials firm Holcim Ltd.
The largest white diamond to go to auction sold for roughly $21.8 million.
Oil giant Saudi Aramco reported an 80% increase in first-quarter profits.
Engineering and design firm Olsson Inc. hired the recently retired manager of the Joplin Regional Airport.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology picked St. Louis to be part of a two-year entrepreneurship project.
SBJ honors 20 people for business and community endeavors.
Mercy Springfield Communities President is the June 15 guest for the monthly series.
The expanded facility is expected to reach annual revenue of $650M.
Kristen Haseltine transitions to role from nonprofit sector.
In the maker space, individuals, nonprofits and for-profit businesses from the region are invited to tinker and create free of charge.
Student Advocacy Services defends rights of special needs students.
