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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Ozark Trading and Liquidation is a first-time venture for its owner.
Bulk of exterior work is projected to be completed by summer 2021.
It's part of $571,000 awarded in the latest CARES Act funding round.
The company is adding 7,000 positions nationwide this holiday season.
Russell Grundy is ordered to spend eight years in federal prison and to pay restitution.
Editor Eric Olson finds sabbaticals have a place in the corporate world.
Discussions relaunched after chamber visit to Kentucky last year.
The chicken finger fast-food restaurant is slated to employ around 70.
Former business owner sentenced for $30M in fraud schemes
Retailer of overstock products opens shop in Ozark
MSU board honors donors, Springfield mayor
New owner plans upgrades in $20M Plaza Towers investment
Missouri's first medical marijuana dispensaries open
Monday Morning Business Leads: Oct. 19, 2020
Alibaba to spend $3.6B for controlling stake in supermarket company
St. Louis-based financial technology startup FinLocker raised nearly $20 million in a funding round.
Kansas City-based Genesys Industrial Corp. filed a lawsuit against its chief financial officer, his ex-wife and the company's director of …
The Rieger, a popular restaurant in Kansas City, is closing its doors.
Yelp is offering select young individuals $2,000 to "re-empty the nest."
The Canadian town of Asbestos, Quebec, has opted for a new name.
ConocoPhillips plans to buy rival Concho Resources in a $9.7 billion deal.
Intel reached a deal to sell part of its memory chip business for $9 billion.
Procter & Gamble reported better-than-expected results for its fiscal first quarter.
Medical marijuana became available for purchase over the weekend for the first time in Missouri's history.
China has become the world's largest box office, overtaking North America.
Bulk of exterior work is projected to be completed by summer 2021.
The artists of Fresh Gallery get creative to find a new home to display their works.
The $1.1 million Republic Animal Control Center opened; Oklahoma City-based Hobby Lobby Stores Inc. launched its first Branson store; and Allgeier, Martin and Associates Inc. acquired White River Engineering Inc.
Missouri State University and Ozarks Technical Community College were the largest beneficiaries in the Springfield area to see a portion of state general revenue withholdings restored.
