YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
The owners of the Beautiful Fight furniture company plan a May opening.
Officials conducted a two-day "deep cleaning" over the weekend.
Move would convert bank's charter and sell pink-sheet shares.
A spokesman cites the coronavirus and the city-county stay-at-home order.
SBJ Web Editor Geoff Pickle says those taking advantage of the coronavirus pandemic should be held accountable.
The nonprofit’s 15th annual Tool Belts and Bow Ties event was scheduled for this evening.
University of Missouri Chancellor Alexander Cartwright accepted an offer to become president of the University of Central Florida.
President Donald Trump gave the green light to Missouri's request for a federal disaster declaration.
President Donald Trump extended social distancing guidelines while bracing the nation that the U.S. coronavirus death toll could exceed 100,000.
The U.S. coronavirus death toll exceeded 2,500, according to the Johns Hopkins University data dashboard.
The Food and Drug Administration yesterday issued an emergency use authorization for two drugs for coronavirus care.
The Netherlands recalled hundreds of thousands face masks that were imported from China.
General Motors late last week announced a temporary pay cut for its entire salaried workforce of roughly 69,000 employees.
Costco is reducing store hours starting this week over the coronavirus pandemic.
The Springfield News-Leader's printing press is scheduled to close down after Sunday night.
The United States yesterday became the world leader in confirmed coronavirus cases.
Nearly 490 attend the Feb. 21 Springfield Business Development Corp. annual meeting at University Plaza Hotel & Convention Center.
Nearly 350 people attend a Feb. 19 luncheon to learn the results of the 2020 MOmentum State of the Workforce survey.
Canna Bliss LLC owner Jamie Tillman is the Feb. 18 guest for Springfield Business Journal’s 12 People You Need to Know live interview series.
City Utilities General Manager Gary Gibson is the Jan. 21 guest for Springfield Business Journal’s monthly 12 People You Need to Know live interview series.
Amid a national shortage, stores are having trouble stocking virus-defense products.
Area firms present these 29 projects as an insight into their portfolios.
Subcontractor EPI Construction is saving time since it caught on to a trending business model.
The boutique scene grew on Nixa’s South Main Street; Branco Enterprises Inc. expanded its presence in Springfield; and clothing retailer A Wench in the Gear moved.
