Plant science startup SyMyco Inc., which moved to St. Louis from India in 2011, has shipped its first locally-made products that reduce the need for fertilizer and increase crop yield.
The product is a formula derived from Mycorrhizal fungi, which improves plant productivity and health by helping plants utilize available nutrients. It also reduces plants’ need for water and chemical fertilizer.
Program will prepare more students for careers in high-demand mental health care fields Gov. Jay Nixon today announced that his balanced budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2015 will include $20 million ... Read More
Client Services Incorporated (CSI), one of the largest employers in St. Charles County, is launching a hiring initiative this week. This exciting news includes plans to add 300 fulltime Account Representatives ... Read More
One of North America’s largest third-party transport aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul providers is opening a 607,000 square foot facility in Kansas City, Gov. Jay Nixon announced today. Aviation Technical Services’ ... Read More
Ford Motor Co. announced that next year it will launch 23 new vehicles, open three manufacturing facilities around the globe and add more than 5,000 new jobs in the United States. ... Read More
Global aerospace giant Boeing will add an additional up to 400 research and technology jobs at its St. Louis County campus, Gov. Jay Nixon announced today. This is the second major ... Read More
The Missouri Department of Economic Development (DED) today announced that Stainless Technology, a manufacturer of stainless steel tanks, is expanding its Springfield operations. The company plans to hire up to 88 ... Read More
Aspen Contracting, a Lee’s Summit firm specializing in repairing post-storm building damage around the nation, plans to add 300 jobs in its sales, production and project management operations. The company was ... Read More
IKEA announced it will build a 380,000 sq. ft. store in expected to open in fall 2015 midtown St. Louis.The project is expected to bring about 500 construction jobs and IKEA ... Read More
Clockwork Architecture + Design, a Kansas City-based firm, will be expanding their operations locally. The expansion project includes a $1,035,800 capital investment and is expected to create eight new jobs. “Clockwork ... Read More
The expansion is expected to create 77 new jobs A new $4.8 million manufacturing plant being built in Republic by Watson Metal Masters is expected to create 77 new jobs, Gov. ... Read More