Copenhagen, Denmark-based Hartmann US will embark on $30 million-expansion and create 50 new jobs. Weeks after meeting with company officials, Gov. Jay Nixon announced today that Danish company Brodrene Hartmann A/S ... Read More
St. Louis and Kansas City were recently named the number 1 and number 10 cities, respectively, in the U.S. for fastest-growing startup scenes in the tech sector. The accolade came from ... Read More
Moberly Area Economic Development Corporation announced today that Turnkey Processing Solutions, LLC has purchased Phoenix Manufacturing. Phoenix Manufacturing currently employs 32 people and operates manufacturing facilities in Cole Camp and Glasgow ... Read More
One Missouri company made Forbes’ inaugural “America’s Best Small Companies” list released Wednesday. The list features 25 companies that “have chosen to be great, instead of big.” Askinosie Chocolate LLC was ... Read More
Solar energy farm currently under construction at the Hy Point Industrial Park in Rolla could provide enough energy to be consumed by about 300 to 350 average size homes annually when ... Read More
HIgh Tech Solutions LLC that is expected to triple the manufacturer’s workforce and footprint within five years. Lee’s Summit has approved a $14.4 million headquarters relocation and expansion project for High ... Read More
Multivac, a global leader in packaging solutions for food, medical, consumer and industrial products, will undergo a $6.9 million expansion of its U.S. headquarters in Kansas City where it expects to ... Read More
Numerous companies announce plans to move to, or expand in, Missouri In a busy two weeks for economic development companies from around the world choose Missouri as a home for their ... Read More
The Atlanta-based mattress retailer’s decision to open a new distribution and fulfillment center in Chesterfield Valley was largely influenced by Missouri’s strategic location. Yogabed expects to employ 10 to 20 workers ... Read More
Kansas City and St. Louis both took home high rankings among women-owned businesses, while St. Louis was named as new tech center. Wallethub.com named Kansas City and St. Louis as top ... Read More