A Massachusetts-based company that pays businesses for waste, which it processes into a fuel source, is opening a recycling and manufacturing facility northwest of Lambert-St. Louis International Airport. Materials Lifecycle Management ... Read More
The Missouri Department of Economic Development (DED) announced today that Barton Nelson, a commercial printing firm, will be expanding its Kansas City operations. Barton Nelson’s expansion includes a $15,452,000 capital investment ... Read More
A new Paramount Apparel plant is scheduled to begin production in Ellington as soon as next week. The plant is bringing up to 80 new jobs to the area. The mayor ... Read More
The Missouri Department of Economic Development (DED) today announced that three economic development projects were selected to receive 2014 Corporate Investment & Community Impact (CiCi) Awards by Trade & Industry Development ... Read More
The Missouri Department of Economic Development (DED) announced today that Mail Print, a direct marketing firm, will be expanding and consolidating its operations to its Kansas City, Mo., facility. The expansion ... Read More
The Missouri Department of Economic Development (DED) today announced that Valorem Consulting, a Missouri-based information technology firm, will be increasing its presence in Kansas City. The expansion project includes a $100,000 ... Read More
BNSF Railway Co. officials say they plan to invest $210 million in Missouri this year on maintenance and rail capacity expansion projects. So far this year, the company has hired 123 ... Read More
The Missouri Department of Economic Development (DED) today announced that a Kansas City-based mechanical construction company will be expanding their local operations. U.S. Engineering’s $2.8 million expansion project is expected to ... Read More
A private jet company is moving into facilities at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport that were formerly used by the Missouri Air National Guard. Jet Linx – an Omaha, Neb., company that ... Read More
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 ... Read More