All month long Missouri Partnership is taking a look back at some of Missouri’s biggest stories in economic development from the past year, and today we are taking a look back ... Read More
Multiple Missouri companies recently landed on Glassdoor’s “Best Places to Work” list. Rose International, Edward Jones, and World Wide Technology in St. Louis made the list, while VIPKID made the list ... Read More
Missouri University of Science and Technology is partnering with Northstar Batteries and EnerSys, two energy solutions companies with operations in Missouri, on a research project that could make it easier for ... Read More
More than thirty three million miles from earth a new lander has touched down on the surface of Mars. It is the culmination of years of work by thousands of individuals, ... Read More
Missouri understands that an educated and trained workforce is essential to success. And Missouri’s four-year universities are training a skilled workforce to drive innovation and build a modern, cutting edge economic ... Read More
Cape Girardeau came to be known as The City of Roses when a popular 9-mile stretch of road through town was once lined with dozens of rose bushes. That’s still an ... Read More
The Show Me state’s economy continues to show strong growth for high tech jobs and other core industries. In the past 18 months employers have created more than 26,000 new jobs ... Read More
Missouri has a growing reputation as a state committed to innovation. From the Missouri Innovation Center in Columbia, to the Danforth Plant Science Center in St. Louis, Missouri talent is leading ... Read More
St. Louis, Missouri-based Anheuser-Busch recently announced plans to relocate the training facility for the company’s world-famous Budweiser Clydesdales to a new, state-of-the-art facility at Warm Springs Ranch, near Boonville, Missouri. The ... Read More
“Nucor Corp, America’s largest steelmaker, planned a new plant in Sedalia, Missouri, long before U.S. President Donald Trump imposed tariffs to protect the industry …” Timothy Aeppel writes in a Reuters ... Read More