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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Aldi intends to open a new store in St. Louis County.
Global insurance brokerage Arthur J Gallagher has penned a nearly $13.5 billion deal to buy AssuredPartners.
Two judges overseeing separate cases issued injunctions to halt the planned deal between Kroger and Albertsons.
The annual inflation rate accelerated in November, CNBC reports.
Amazon is officially in the car business.
The Omaha, Nebraska-based coffee chain announces a new franchise agreement for the city.
A contractor is accused of allegedly taking upfront payments and not completing promised solar panel installations.
Bob Hosutt and Jill Patterson are appointed to the State Rehabilitation Council and Child Abuse Neglect and Review Board, respectively.
The Sandwich Scene owner cites health issues but notes plans to hold future pop-ups.
Business groups have filed suit seeking to block Missouri's new minimum wage and required paid sick leave law.
Willow Springs native Mark S. James has been selected by Gov.-elect Mike Kehoe to lead the Missouri Department of Public Safety.
Central Power Systems & Services is planning to add a new plant in the Kansas City area.
The Southeastern Conference has fined the University of Missouri to the tune of $250,000.
William Worley, co-founder of American City Business Journals, has died.
Prosecutors in New York have charged Ivy League graduate Luigi Mangione with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Oreo maker Mondelez has made a preliminary takeover approach to Hershey, people familiar with the matter told CNBC.
Kathleen A. Griesemer's leadership "provided the foundation for today" at Springfield Underground parent company, memorial says.
Ozarks Tech is partnering with Lebanon municipality and school district on the project.
An Old Time Christmas is picked over Christmas Celebration at SeaWorld, among others.
A new restaurant apiece in Springfield and Republic expected to open by summer 2025.
CrossFit Republic LLC changed ownership; Springfield nonprofit Care to Learn relocated; and the Fresh Gallery in downtown Springfield transitioned into a commercial venture.