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Missouri state Rep. Michael O’Donnell, R-Oakville, has accepted the role of commissioner of securities under new Secretary of State Denny Hoskins.
Defunct Kansas City-area trucking company Yellow Corp. has reached settlements in two cases alleging the business did not provide proper warning of layoffs through Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act notices.
Purdue Pharma and its Sackler family owners have entered a new $7.4 billion opioid settlement with 15 states.
CNN is trimming its workforce to the tune of 6%.
Costco shareholders have overwhelmingly voted against a proposal that requested the company look into the risks of maintaining its diversity and inclusion initiatives.
Novo Nordisk shares jumped 14% on news of drug trial results for its once weekly amycretin obesity drug.
Ford has issued a recall for nearly 273,000 vehicles over a possible 12-volt battery defect that can cause power losses.
The litigation filed this week by the Springfield-based convenience store operator alleges the actions were motivated by the municipality's ban on cash-prize gaming machines.
Company exec says one-time item in 2023 elevated results for that year.
However, the company's fourth-quarter net income increased.
The Springfield-Branson National Airport additionally lays out an estimated $25.4 million in improvement projects for 2025.
Amazon.com Inc. confirmed it will occupy a distribution center under the Project Falcon code name.
A new Dick's Sporting Goods store is slated to open this spring in the St. Louis area.
PNC Bank’s regional president for the St. Louis area is planning to retire in April.
President Donald Trump has pardoned Ross Ulbricht, the creator of the Silk Road dark web marketplace.
Oxfam’s annual inequality report found there will be five trillionaires in the next decade if current trends continue.
Netflix announced plans to raise prices.
JetBlue has started accepting Venmo payments.
Grenita Lathan's tenure has been extended through the 2027-28 academic year.
Brandi VanAntwerp is interviewed by SBJ Executive Editor Christine Temple for the 12 People You Need to Know series.
Tea Bar & Bites Bakery & Cafe changed ownership; the Springfield-Greene County Health Department relocated one of its clinics; and a Joplin real estate investment organization affiliated with a national trade group formed the Springfield Real Estate Investors Association.
Hy-Vee to replace Wahlburgers at east Springfield store
Lawsuit alleges Springfield denied business, liquor licenses at Rapid Robert's
Mercy, Humana to open local clinics for older adults
Amazon confirms it's behind KC distribution center
Trump pardons Silk Road creator
C-store property changes hands in $6.6M deal
Epic Strategies founder sues company owners for breach of contract