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In one month, Springfield-based StepNpull outsells 13 prior years.
Matthew Miller leads Vecino’s $30M in renovations across four downtown buildings, including Sky Eleven.
Jack Henry & Associates Inc. has sold its insurance agency outsourcing business line to the line’s management team and a private equity group.
The bank last week opened a full-service location at 3184 E. Sunshine St.
The six-month-old Springfield branch of USA Mortgage is relocating to 1525 E. Republic Road, Ste. B.
High gas prices and a potential statewide tobacco tax hike haven’t inhibited massive expansion for Cody’s Convenience Stores.
The American Bankers Association’s flagship magazine released its top performance rankings for 2009, and Springfield-based Great Southern Bancorp Inc. was ranked No. 4.
The live interview series continues next year with a baker's dozen. 
Attendance was up 32 percent at last night's Salute to Design and Construction Awards.
A new chairperson takes over, and a director is added.
A publicly traded California company is acquiring Joplin-based Contract Freighters Inc. in a $750 million transaction announced this morning.
General contractor Carson-Mitchell Inc. is set to finish 20 days early, with the park to reopen in early November.
The organization’s enshrinement ceremony is scheduled Jan. 25.
The Council of Churches Foundation receives the top award of $25,000.
Commerce Bancshares Inc. announced record earnings of $121.9 million for nine months ending Sept.30 an increase of 11 percent compared to $109.7 million earned during the same period last year, …
The store’s project cost is $6.7 million, according to building permits on file with the city.
The engineering firm takes over the former Netsmart building.
“At 39, I thought I had more time,” says KY3 Inc. sports anchor Chad Plein as he prepared to return to work Feb. 15. Under 40 or not, Plein had a wake-up call just before Christmas in the form of a major heart attack.
A St. Robert-based hotel company buys 1.6-acre lot across from the developing Homewood Suites by Hilton.
Plaza Shopping Center gained an arcade with the March 1 opening of The Flying Lap LLC; the repurposing of space operated by Burrell Behavioral Health resulted in the March 18 opening of the company’s second autism center; and a group of downtown business owners teamed up to reopen J.O.B. Public House.