Explore the latest Missouri business news and stay informed on recent project announcements, economic development updates, business expansions, and success stories.
From key industry updates to economic trends, we provide comprehensive coverage of Missouri business developments.
Whether you’re tracking growth opportunities, following market shifts, or seeking insight into the state of Missouri’s business climate, our aggregated news feed is here to keep you ahead of the curve.
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
The federal government is funding a monumental project to map 200,000 human genomes in an effort to understand the genetic causes of common diseases such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, epilepsy and ... Read More
The Missouri Department of Economic Development today announced that a Windsor-based company specializing in industrial food processing equipment is adding a second location in Windsor where it will add eight new ... Read More
Industrial plastics manufacturer PolySol is relocating its headquarters from Michigan where it was founded nearly two years ago to Farmington, Missouri, where it plans to create 17 jobs and make a ... Read More
Denmark based Vest Fiber has announced an expansion of its employment in the United States due to the strength in the wind turbine industry. Based in Tarm, Denmark the global provider ... Read More
How many people does it take to produce two milk jug-size bottles of radioactive isotopes? A company called Northwest Medical Isotopes thinks it will take between 75 and 85 employees to produce ... 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
According to Startland News, Missouri ranked 4th among Midwest states for tech funding from 2010-2015. Total tech investment in Missouri totaled $1.129 billion. The only Midwest states experiencing higher tech investment from ... Read More