Kansas City and St. Louis both took home high rankings among women-owned businesses, while St. Louis was named as new tech center. Wallethub.com named Kansas City and St. Louis as top ... Read More
Netelligent’s expansion in Chesterfield highlights Missouri’s position as national leader in technology job growth Netelligent, a leading provider of technology solutions, plans to hire an additional 60 employees at its Chesterfield ... Read More
Gov. Jay Nixon today visited the Sprint Accelerator to highlight the growing technology sectors of both Kansas City and the state of MissouriThe Governor announced that LaunchCode, a nationally-recognized program that ... Read More
St. Louis and Kansas City were recently named the number 1 and number 10 cities, respectively, in the U.S. for fastest-growing startup scenes in the tech sector. The accolade came from ... Read More
Vinuity, an IT services company, is adding 50 jobs over the next three years in Cape Girardeau. ... Read More
Square Inc. has started the transition from its temporary office space in the CIC@CET building to its newly developed space in @4240, where it plans to hire 200 workers for its ... Read More
Charter Communications plans to bring more than 200 new jobs to the St. Louis-area with the development of a new call center. Formerly Northwest Plaza Shopping Center with its trademark rotunda, ... Read More
Among the headlines for this week’s development news: 2015 was another great year for Missouri, State’s general revenue report shows growing economy, Automotive sector helping drive state’s economy, Missouri’s graduation rate ... Read More
According to Startland News, Missouri ranked 4th among Midwest states for tech funding from 2010-2015. Total tech investment in Missouri totaled $1.129 billion. The only Midwest states experiencing higher tech investment from ... Read More
In what may come as a surprise to some, St. Charles County is among the best in the nation when it comes to tech job growth. That’s according to recent data ... Read More