YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
Scott Fitzpatrick says audit will look into Missouri Works.
Percentage growth for the county is near the bottom nationwide during the quarter, federal data shows.
Golf tournament host cites "a challenging time for fundraising."
Councilmember Monica Horton questions municipality’s development approval process for work in the historic corridor by businessperson Titus Williams.
Staff reductions are among decisions announced by district officials.
Purpose Connect Inc. receives funding at Black Ambition Prize Competition's Demo Day event.
The Innovation & Growth publication explores business and community growth strategies, technology investments and regional assets needed to better compete for businesses and talent.
Guest columnist Don Davis says activity by the Federal Reserve suggests a move toward a neutral federal funds rate.
A Monett native’s multiyear goal to open his hometown’s first brewery came to fruition; Humansville-based Flora Farms LLC launched its own branded dispensary in the former home of Old Route 66 Wellness LLC; and My CPA Guy launched a Queen City location.
Financial officials expect wages will outpace inflation into ’25.
Small Business Administration's Kansas City District Office reports $478.4 million in SBA-backed loans during latest fiscal year.
The Stanley & Elaine Ball Foundation provides funding for 31 organizations.
The Generosity Collective provides awards in its inaugural grant round.
The company has installed a new COO and filled the newly created role of chief innovation officer.
All About Trees and Cherokee Tree Care are combining after being purchased this year by Tree Guardians.
George Makris Jr. is starting again in the role on Jan. 1 as current chief Bob Fehlman retires.
Owners Sheri Perkins and Renee Textor expect to open the 610 N. Prospect Ave. eatery next year.
Michael Sylvara is maintaining his innocence in the case and is seeking an appeal, according to statement.
SBJ compiles list of 23 homes in city limits with asking prices of at least $500,000.
Mercy is on track to drop coverage by major insurer at start of 2025.
A chance opportunity led to the opening of Nixa’s Haven Games, which this year tripled its storefront space.