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Sales increase while net income declines.
Net sales also increase in latest quarter.
Missouri State, Ozarks Tech, JVIC and Efactory work together to help manufacturers.
Employers, educators discuss shared goals for preparing entry-level employees.
Report shows mixed consumer spending amid moderate wage growth.
Live-journalism event features interviews with three decision-makers.
The inaugural event featured live interviews with three guests.
Morgan Industrial Technology adding second facility to campus.
Nine employers have signed on to date.
Program marks second year of statewide expansion.
Amanda Carter is promoted to the role after joining the company in May.
South Springfield gained a wine bar with the July 9 opening of Uncorked at 1314 E. Battlefield Road in the Fremont Center.
Robert W. Plaster Center for Advanced Manufacturing opened four years ago.
The company is adding a 15,000-square-foot building to its existing campus.
Three Springfield Public Schools alumni will be inducted Sept. 30.
A group of 36 Springfield Mechanical Services Inc. maintenance and warehouse employees will continue working into this fall.
The acquisition's finalization comes shortly after Leggett & Platt shareholders signed off on the deal.
The Carthage-based manufacturer is slated to be acquired by Somnigroup International.
The company reported $47.1 million in quarterly earnings.
The company reports a 1.8% decrease in quarterly earnings.
Shortly after getting married, Amos and Shelby Hale became first-time business owners with the July 10 launch of 9 Lives Tavern in downtown Ozark.