Scollar Inc, a Silicon Valley-based animal health technology startup, announced plans to relocate its headquarters to Kansas City, Missouri, to launch its suite of products and expand the company in the ... Read More
Missouri-based Centene Corp. and Washington University School of Medicine recently announced plans for a partnership to accelerate research into treatments for Alzheimer’s disease, breast cancer, diabetes and obesity. Centene, a health ... Read More
One of the most important factors to consider when expanding your business in a new location, at least for your future employees, is quality of life. Factors such as housing costs ... Read More
Indigo Agriculture, an agtech company dedicated to helping farmers sustainably feed the planet, and St. Louis, Missouri-based Anheuser-Busch, the country’s leading brewer, recently announced a partnership focused on sustainable rice production. ... Read More
From the C-130 “Top Gun” pilot training school, to the KC Animal Health Corridor — the St. Joseph region in the Northwest corner of the state doesn’t do mediocre, according to ... Read More
Heartland Dental, the nation’s largest dental support organization serving approximately 1,400 supported dentists across more than 900 dental offices, announced today its decision to expand with a new non-clinical support office ... Read More
Cosmos Corporation, a pet care manufacturing company, announced plans to expand its world headquarters to O’Fallon, Missouri. The $25.7 million facility will be the site for all administration, manufacturing and distribution ... Read More
The U.S. Army awarded Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, a $10 million grant to study hearing loss. The researchers at Washington University’s School of Medicine are investigating the effectiveness of ... Read More
GESS International, a highly experienced and globally established renewable energy service company, is expanding with four new Green Energy Biogas Plants across Missouri. The plants will bring more than $145 million ... Read More
Columbia, Kansas City and St. Louis, Missouri, have each been named among the “Best Places To Live In 2019” by Livability. The study looked at more than 1,000 cities with populations ... Read More