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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The Burger Bar venture takes over recently vacated space from The Wheelhouse, which relocated.
A June 23 opening is scheduled for the new Italian restaurant on West Sunshine Street.
A food truck that launched last year rebranded and moved to Metro Eats; automotive repair business Mitchem Tire Co. expanded its Christian County presence; and O’Reilly Build LLC was acquired.
Nothum Food Processing Systems is adding 12,000 square feet of new office space, with another 30,000 square feet added to its production plant to supplement Nothum’s existing 50,000-square-foot facility, according to the project architect.
MSU declines to comment on report, which indicates Utah Tech found no documentable misconduct by its former president.
The funding is earmarked for environmental cleanup work.
High-quality wines from Spain, Chile and Argentina have traditionally pumped the brakes on international pricing, says columnist Bennet Bodenstein.
The Missouri Department of Revenue starts bid process to bring Queen City's office count back to three.
As golf grows in popularity, so too is the interest in launching businesses in the Springfield area centered around the sport, even as they take customers off-course.
Business community rallies behind David Cameron for role.
After leading an investor group in the $14 million acquisition last year of Systematic Savings Bank, the president and CEO of newly formed Arlo Bank has his sights set on rapidly growing assets and adding a south-side branch.
Madeline McKinley became a first-time business owner with the opening of Elizabeth Elwood Bridal LLC; Bolivar-based LimeBank was acquired; and The Submarina LLC expanded to Republic.
Launch comes as company exits Galloway Village.
An industrial park in the southeast Missouri city of Scott City has received the state's certified site designation.
United Airlines is returning to Columbia Regional Airport.
The U.S. Mint will officially stop production of the penny.
Walmart is cutting its corporate workforce by 1,500 jobs.
German carmaker Mercedes-Benz announced plans to move 500 jobs to Georgia.
Fitness app Strava has a new valuation of $2.2 billion after a recent funding round.
Nike is making its return to Amazon.
St. Louis Aldermanic President Megan Green said the Rams settlement money "is on the table" as the city looks to fund recovery efforts in the …
A Kansas City-area pharmaceutical is conducting layoffs.
Tesla has set a record for the highest amount paid to a chief financial officer since modern reporting started in 2006.
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