Kansas City is set to host the National Association of Foreign-Trade Zones (NAFTZ) Annual Conference & Exposition. As the largest Foreign-Trade Zones (FTZ) event in the U.S., the conference will bring ... Read More
Governor Mike Kehoe recently led a Missouri delegation to Paris, France, which included Michelle Hataway, Director of the Missouri Department of Economic Development, Subash Alias, CEO of Missouri Partnership, and other ... Read More
In an interview with Japanese news outlet Nikkei Inc., Missouri Governor Mike Parson discusses foreign investment and what Missouri can offer companies looking to expand into North America. Parson highlights Missouri’s ... Read More
As a member of the midwest chapter of the German American Chambers of Commerce, Missouri Partnership was recently honored with the Award of Excellence in Economic Development at the German American ... Read More
Did you know Kansas City is part of The Greater Kansas City Foreign Trade Zone (GKCFTZ), which handles more volume than the Chicago, Dallas, Denver, and Minneapolis FTZs? The GKCFTZ was ... Read More
Missouri's economic appeal stems from its advantageous business climate and strong workforce paired with deep roots in agriculture, automotive, plant science, and advanced manufacturing. Its diverse range of industries receives substantial foreign investments. ... Read More
Missouri is an extremely pro-business state, with companies from across the globe operating in it. Foreign businesses are drawn to Missouri due to its low tax rates, affordable cost of doing ... Read More
Kansas City and St. Louis, Missouri, rank among the best cities in the U.S. for foreign businesses according to a joint ranking from Financial Times and Nikkei. Kansas City ranked 10th, ... Read More
Recently, The Times of London reporter Callum Jones took an Amtrak trip across the USA. One of his stops was St. Louis, Missouri. The London Tea Merchant’s tea room, in the ... Read More
India continues to be an important business partner both for the U.S. and Missouri. High foreign exchange reserves, sustained direct investment, and rising export earnings all suggest there will be enough ... Read More