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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The purchase represents the Springfield company’s first expansion outside of the United States.
Company CFO cites expenses related to moving customers between platforms.
Doug Clay is the monthly 12 People You Need to Know guest.
A misunderstanding was involved with an earlier tie vote.
The 2829 S. Lone Pine Ave. home is put on the market with a $1.4 million asking price.
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The local nonprofit gets $1 million for the former McDaniel School it bought last month.
Major League Soccer awarded an expansion team to St. Louis.
Walmart filed suit against Tesla over fires at seven of the retailer's stores.
Mossab Hussein, a security researcher at Dubai-based cybersecurity firm SpiderSilk, found MoviePass exposed its users' information online.
A dispute between Disney and Sony means "Spider-Man" is leaving the Marvel Marvel Cinematic Universe.
YouTube is planning to end targeted advertisements on videos aimed at children, people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg.
Tip Top Poultry Inc. is recalling more than 135,000 pounds of fully cooked frozen chicken.
Target reported higher second quarter earnings and revenue.
Radio and TV talk show host Larry King, 85, filed papers for his eighth divorce.
The White House reportedly is considering a new tax cut to ward off a recession.
U.S. Steel is laying off hundreds of workers.
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.
More than 300 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 20th annual Economic Impact Awards.
After testing the waters in its first year, 37 North Expeditions expands its trip menu.
History Museum on the Square opened; Lash Co. Studios LLC moved; and Team Taco LLC got its start.
She’s leading nonprofits through open-book management — a journey that started with her own charity as a case study.
The body votes unanimously to establish the community improvement district.
