YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
Nonfarm employment rises by 4,700 jobs in March.
The school’s governing board gives preliminary approval to an increase.
Some 500 training opportunities are available, the governor says.
Council members hold a first reading and public hearing on zoning proposal.
Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, architecture, banking and finance, construction, education, health care, media, municipal and nonprofit.
Bontiea and Tom Goss are among executives facing charges.
A trustee’s sale is scheduled later this month as a bank calls the note due.
More than a dozen speakers address the topic at April 8 meeting.
Primary and mental health care services will be available for the organizations’ patients.
Alisa Lawler, Vice President of Marketing and Business Development with Multipli Credit Union, says many employees ask their human resources director about borrowing money from their 401(k) plan. …
A former Greene County-owned parking lot is being transformed into a two-story operations center.
Newsmakers in the areas of architecture, health care, manufacturing, municipal, real estate and recreation.
On election day: Prop S passes, council gets a new member and capital improvement tax renews.
Fundraising to the tune of $270,000 remains.
The state ranks No. 22 in the nation during 2018.
The senator seeks the implementation of safety provisions.
Gary Grove pleads guilty to a misdemeanor after death of motorcyclist.
Council adds a new member on election day, and the city’s capital improvement tax is renewed.
MSU officials seek $3.2 million in matching funds from the state.
A mixed bag across the state leads to slight dip for Missouri average in February.
Cape Girardeau-based carGo Technologies LLC launched its ride-hailing and delivery services in the Springfield market; the 90-bed, $8.7 million Lake Stockton Healthcare Facility began operating; and First Home Bank officially changed its name to Stockmens Bank.
“In the restaurant industry, the profit margins are very thin. Your two prime costs which is your food and labor are very high, and then you’ve got your rent and all your other expenses on top …
Carter, Marketing Officer for Central Trust Company, says he didn’t realize how important it is to listen until he started working with groups of people. “You can’t move the process forward …
“I let that negativity spread to me like a cancer, and that’s what it is in your organizations,” says Becky Borthwick, Associate Circuit Judge at 31st Circuit, State of Missouri. Borthwick says …
Ömer Önder showed a talent for writing at an early age, winning awards in his native Turkey. He later studied journalism and became a reporter, covering the Middle East, Turkey, and the …
“Branson’s brought in international folks for many decades to work in the show industry and other segments of our economy and they’re a vital part of our community whether they’re here …
“Sometimes you have mentors that are very informal — they don’t even know that they’re your mentor, just people that you admire and, I think, want to emulate,” says Crista Hogan, Executive …
Michael Doss, creator of Emerson Park, started making his own coffee soap as a hobby. Seeing a demand, he started selling products online and to retail stores across the country. Doss says they …
“When Millenials first entered the workplace, the expectation they brought with them was that the workplace needed to be designed for them. They were not coming to fit in, they were coming to …
Alisa Lawler, Vice President of Marketing and Business Development with Multipli Credit Union, says many employees ask their human resources director about borrowing money from their 401(k) plan. …
“I have days where I am on top of the world. I got more online orders today than I ever have and I’ve gotten an email from someone saying how good it is. And then I’ll have a week where I …
