Toyota said Friday that two of its Bodine Aluminum plants, in Missouri and Tennessee, would add 20 new jobs as part of an $8.4 million investment to support expanded production of the car maker’s six-speed automatic transmissions.
The two Bodine plants — in Jackson, Tenn., and Troy, Mo. — will provide transmission cases and housing parts for expansion at Toyota Motor Manufacturing West Virginia Inc. in Buffalo, W.Va.
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
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
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
Edison Agrosciences, a biotech company originally from Durham, North Carolina, announced Monday it plans to relocate its headquarters to St. Louis. To help facilitate the move, the BioGenerator and Missouri Technology ... Read More
Vinuity, an IT services company, is adding 50 jobs over the next three years in Cape Girardeau. ... Read More
Square Inc. has started the transition from its temporary office space in the CIC@CET building to its newly developed space in @4240, where it plans to hire 200 workers for its ... Read More
Charter Communications plans to bring more than 200 new jobs to the St. Louis-area with the development of a new call center. Formerly Northwest Plaza Shopping Center with its trademark rotunda, ... Read More
Among the headlines for this week’s development news: 2015 was another great year for Missouri, State’s general revenue report shows growing economy, Automotive sector helping drive state’s economy, Missouri’s graduation rate ... Read More
Earlier this week in Detroit, representatives from the U.S. automotive industry met with Missouri Governor Jay Nixon, along with Mike Downing, Director, Missouri Department of Economic Development during the Missouri Partnership’s “Missouri ... Read More