All month long, Missouri Partnership is taking a look back at some of Missouri’s biggest stories in economic development from the past year. Today we are taking a look back at ... Read More
Express Scripts, a health innovation company, recently unveiled a multimillion-dollar renovation and expansion to its innovation lab in St. Louis, Missouri. “The Lab,” as it is known, is a collaborative ... Read More
Pathways Health and Community Support, LLC, a health innovation company providing outcome-based behavioral and mental health services, announced plans to relocate their headquarters to St. Louis, Missouri. “Relocating Pathways’ senior executives ... Read More
When most people think about Hannibal, Missouri, their minds conjure images of a young Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn exploring the banks of the mighty Mississippi in one of Mark Twain’s novels. ... Read More
The third largest city in the Show-Me State, Springfield is a tried-and-true location for companies looking to locate in the Show Me State, according to an article from the Site Selection ... Read More
Coala Life, a Swedish medical device startup, recently expanded with its first U.S. hub in St. Louis, Missouri. Coala is based in Stockholm and currently has about 20 employees. “St. Louis ... Read More
Kansas City and St. Louis, Missouri, each ranked among the 10 best “untapped” cities for startups in 2020, according to a new report. St. Louis ranked sixth on the list, while ... Read More
Today, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced it signed a lease for permanent office space at 805 Pennsylvania Avenue in Kansas City, Missouri, to serve as the new site ... Read More
BioSTL, a St. Louis-based bioscience booster, is expanding into the rehabbed former Post-Dispatch printing plant building in the Cortex innovation community. The building is being transformed into a focal point for ... Read More
Officials in Southwest Missouri recently announced a new industrial rail and business park will be located along the BNSF railroad line in Strafford, Missouri. The 220-acre site includes 21 lots, several ... Read More