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Business email compromise scams have bilked almost $3.1 billion from businesses since 2016.
After buying out the independent pharmacy, J.M. Smith Corp. appoints the legacy management team over 11 East Coast stores.
A Romanian national is headed to prison for stealing customer information from bank ATMs.
The man claims he had to have shoulder surgery after an accident.
The governing body also reviews a $10 million project.
Pamela Van Drie previously was convicted for running multiple fraud schemes with her husband.
Adam Woody faces three charges related to his defense of a murder case.
An emeritus professor and former NASA engineer also are scheduled to be inducted this month.
Brad Bradshaw declines to say whether a payment plan has been set up with the IRS.
Retired judge Kenneth Thompson will review the case.
Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, banking and finance, education, health care, law, municipal and technology.
2019 marks the 20th year of the Most Influential Women awards.
The report recommends better budgeting practices.
Brian Gelner steps into the National Beer Wholesalers Association leadership role for the next year.
Members of the governing body will consider a hearing examiner after findings come in from a separate attorney.
Ozarks Elder Law adds a business-centric division with a new DBA.
Newsmakers in the areas of architecture, banking & finance, government, law and technology.
Twibell Pierson Criminal Law is formed by Bert and Branden Twibell and Scott Pierson.
Grindstone Construction is nearing completion of infill work for Rooney McBride & Smith.
The law firm is leaving its nearly 40-year home.
Common Grounds Coffee & Cafe overcomes 2018 fire and now looks to diversify.
Cesar’s relocating to former Phase 2, McSalty’s property
Man seeks to block Silver Dollar City attraction's name
Elmquist out as Bass Pro ends Legends of Golf sponsorship
Silver Dollar City to debut $1.5M Christmas tree
Council considers tax abatements for $50M project
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Dana Ford, Head Men's Basketball Coach at Missouri State University, says recruiting new talent for his team can be difficult because other schools offer players more perks. “What we try to do is …
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Christina Ford, President and Founder of The Rebound Foundation, discovered that she and her husband, Coach Dana Ford, each had experience with domestic violence growing up. They decided they wanted …
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Jill Reynolds, Private Client Advisor with Commerce Trust Company, says it’s gratifying to see progress in employees she’s mentoring. Reynolds thinks all employees should be mentored because they …
“I think the way we’ve managed our organization is kind of the people first, technology second approach,” says Thomas Douglas, president of JMark Business Solutions. He says it allows them to …