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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Chris Bauman is on pace to lead the district at least through the 2025-26 academic year.
It’s the company’s first response since litigation was filed last year.
The FBI on Thursday revealed a takedown of ransomware group Hive.
The Justice Department announced a joint law enforcement initiative took down a fraudulent nursing diploma scheme.
Bed Bath & Beyond has defaulted on its credit line with JPMorgan.
The Washington Post has laid off 20 newsroom employees, according to CNN Business.
Multiple sellers on eBay are selling small quantities of “genuine Splash Mountain water” after the ride closed at Walt Disney World Monday.
Netflix told shareholders the company plans to roll out paid account sharing.
Government data released Thursday indicate the U.S. economy grew in the fourth quarter.
Gemba, a corporate virtual reality training platform, raised $18 million in a Series A round of funding.
ToeIn is designed for cabinet doors and follows millions of dollars' worth of sales for the local company's flagship product.
The owners of Springfield marketing firm Longitude are partners in the project called The Ozarker Lodge.
The board unanimously approves a one-year extension, the second since she was hired.
Ashley Casad is named president of Springfield hospitals.
West Liberty Foods is planning a $200 million food processing center and cold storage facility in Kansas City.
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources is moving to reclaim some 10,000 acres of abandoned coal mines.
IBM Corp. is conducting 3,900 layoffs.
Midland, Michigan-based chemicals company Dow Inc. is planning layoffs.
Green investments have matched fossil fuels for the first time.
Justin Bieber has sold the rights to his music catalog.
Mercy Springfield Communities relocated a clinic; San Clemente, California-based law firm Gilson Daub Inc. expanded to the Springfield market; and a second video gaming center for Contender eSports Springfield LLC opened in the Queen City.