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
Japan is the third-largest economy in the world. It’s one of the most important trade and investment partners for the U.S., and Missouri in particular. In 2020, trade in goods and ... Read More
Missouri is the global leader in agtech. The state has more than 95,000 farms – the second highest number in the U.S. The Missouri Department of Agriculture says agriculture, forestry, and ... Read More
Missouri has a strong relationship with several Indian companies, and our connections to India continue to grow. We’re proud of the fact that more than 21,000 Missourians were born in India, ... Read More
The SelectUSA Investment Summit is the highest-profile event in the U.S. dedicated to promoting foreign direct investment (FDI) into the United States. It’s an event our team looks forward to attending ... Read More
Wyld Networks, a tech company that specializes in wireless connectivity for the Internet of Things (IoT), has announced plans to base the company’s USA operations in Missouri. Wyld will use Missouri ... Read More
Missouri Governor Mike Parson recently visited the United Kingdom, where he took time to highlight Missouri’s global agtech leadership, and partnership with Agri-TechE, a UK-based private sector agtech organization. “As Missouri’s ... Read More