YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
The event is expanded to include company awards along with top doctors and multiple categories.
Pinecone Holdings buys a $5.6 million property in upstate New York, nearly a year after an acquisition in Illinois.
Loehr Chiropractic and Acupuncture signs on for 12,000 square feet at the south-side development.
EnerSys plans to make a “modest capital investment” within six months in the Queen City.
People Centric Consulting Group and Network for Good are partners in the initiative.
Columnist Bennet Bodenstein reviews four selections from Alto Adige.
Teresa Coyan is tapped to join the Mental Health Commission.
SBJ announces 10th class of Health Care Champions
Competitor buys NorthStar Battery, 2 Springfield plants
CFO picks 5 nonprofits for fundraising consulting program
Colt suspends production of AR-15 for civilian market
NBCUniversal ousts execs at E!, Bravo and Oxygen
Report: Springfield the most highly concentrated US hospital market
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced he'll no longer seek the presidency in 2020.
Gunmaker Colt is suspending production of rifles, including the AR-15, for the civilian market.
In an attempt to end a worker strike, General Motors promised United Automobile Workers 5,400 jobs and more than $7 billion in U.S. investment …
NBCUniversal announced myriad changes Thursday, including the firing of top executives at E!, Bravo and Oxygen.
Google plans to invest $3.3 billion to expand its European data centers over a two-year period.
Walgreens plans to start a drone delivery service in Christiansburg, Virginia, next month.
The Royal Bank of Scotland became the first of the United Kingdom's four biggest banks to hire a female CEO.
Short-term rental company Airbnb Inc. announced plans to launch an initial public offering next year.
Aluminum wheel manufacturer Superior Industries International announced it will cut at least 250 jobs at its northwest Arkansas plant.
Three former top executives of Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings Inc. were found not guilty Thursday of criminal negligence in the 2011 …
On Sept. 13, SBJ honors accountants, bankers, IT professionals, insurance agents, attorneys, wealth managers and up-and-comers.
Tim Garrison, U.S. attorney for the Western District of Missouri, is the Sept. 17 guest for Springfield Business Journal’s 12 People You Need to Know live interview series.
Springfield Business Journal’s annual Men of the Year ceremony was held Aug. 16 at White River Conference Center.
Doug Clay, general superintendent of the Assemblies of God, is the Aug. 20 guest for Springfield Business Journal’s 12 People You Need to Know live interview series.
Following a five-year, more than $12 million renovation, History Museum on the Square opened Aug. 8 at 157 Park Central Square.
After a sale in 2017, Jeff Brinkhoff emerges with a new venture: popped water lily seeds.
Bair’s Sports Grill generates $4 million a year selling burgers and drinks across four locations.
The event is expanded to include company awards along with top doctors and multiple categories.
SBJ Publishing Inc. moved to Chesterfield Village; the first restaurant since 2002 at the Shepherd of the Hills attraction in Branson began serving customers; and Big Air Trampoline Park got its start in Branson.
