Jack Henry & Associates
- February 11, 2011
Jack Prim “The work ethic here is really good. People come in and work hard. They’re used to working hard before we hire them.” More… ... Read More
Business News
Local bioscience firm plans to expand KC operations, create 60 new jobs
- February 11, 2011
Missouri’s thriving animal-health corridor received another boost today, as Gov. Jay Nixon announced plans by SCD Probiotics to expand its operations and create an estimated 62 new jobs in downtown Kansas ... Read More
Jennings Premium Meats opening production facility in Booneville
- February 11, 2011
A New Franklin based meat producer will expand operations with a processing facility in Boonville, company and city officials announced this morning. Before the facility planned in Mid-America Industrial Park becomes final, ... Read More
Reserve provides cash flow cushion in Missouri
- February 08, 2011
Millions in delayed state payments in neighboring Kansas to the west and billions in overdue bills in Illinois to the east highlight how a reserve fund in Missouri provides a cash ... Read More
Pfizer to buy consumer health business
- February 07, 2011
Pfizer Inc. said Monday it plans to buy Copenhagen-based Ferrosan's consumer health-care business, which includes vitamins and skin-care products, for an undisclosed amount, CNBC reports. ... Read More
Missouri hospitals ranked among nation’s best
- January 27, 2011
Seven Missouri hospitals ranked among the top 5 percent nationwide based on patient outcomes, according to a new list released Wednesday. St. Luke’s Hospital in Chesterfield, SSM Saint Mary’s Health Center ... Read More
Bodine Aluminum
- January 21, 2011
Bob Lloyd “Central location has been key to Bodine’s success. When you’re selling to companies all over the country, you have some advantages with transportation costs. Others in the east and ... Read More
Ford will invest $400M in Kansas City plant
- January 18, 2011
Ford Motor Co. plans to invest $400 million in its Kansas City Assembly Plant as part of a retooling for a new vehicle. The automaker also committed to keeping full-time employment ... Read More
Aircraft refurbishing company soars
- January 18, 2011
Military spending on new airplanes is shrinking, forcing the government to maintain and refurbish the planes it already has. That’s something Sabreliner Corp. in Perryville specializes in. “When it comes to ... Read More
Green Packaging to Reach $41.7 Billion in 2014
- January 17, 2011
The fastest gains are anticipated for degradable packaging and plastic recycled content packaging. ... Read More