With two major auto and truck assembly plants, plus another just over its western border, Missouri owns an enviable chunk of North America’s “automotive alley,” which stretches southward from the Great ... Read More
Rob Dixon minces few words when outlining his goals for the Missouri Department of Economic Development, in a new article by Site Selection Magazine: “We want to make Missouri the easiest ... Read More
When the Governor of Missouri issued his call for tax reform last year, he said it was no time to be timid. Challenging his new Department of Revenue Director Joel Walters ... Read More
When the tax man cometh in Missouri, he takes a smaller bite out of your business wallet, according to a new article by Site Selection Magazine. Keeping taxes low has been ... Read More
Momentum has a way of capitalizing on itself. If America needed an example of what can happen when a state overhauls its business climate and makes it friendlier to growing firms, ... Read More
BASF, a German agtech company, and Hubbell-Killark, a global provider of integrated electrical industrial products, have agreed to lease 240,000 sq. ft. of space in KP Development’s Fenton Logistics Park, in St. ... Read More
Ameren Missouri, an energy solutions company, is offering a new program designed to help increase renewable energy use in the state. The Missouri Public Service Commission (PSC) approved Ameren’s Renewable Choice ... Read More
“Since McDonnell Aircraft Corp. opened its St. Louis plant in 1939, our state has been on the cutting edge of aviation,” Missouri Governor Mike Parson said in a recent article for the ... Read More
Ameren, a St. Louis, Missouri-based energy solutions company, announced plans to add six early-stage companies for the second round of an accelerator program it launched last year with the University of ... Read More
Boeing Co., a global aerospace and defense manufacturer, has been awarded a $1.5 billion contract by the U.S. Navy to produce and deliver 28 F-18 Super Hornets to the government of ... Read More