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For the 19th straight year, Barnes-Jewish Hospital is ranked among the top hospitals in the country according to U.S. News & World Report’s list of “America’s Best Hospitals,” the St. Louis ... Read More
Missouri’s clean economy ranks 16th overall for renewable energy jobs in 2010, according to a new report from the Brookings Institution. The Metropolitan Policy Program at Brookings worked with Battelle’s Technology ... Read More
Acquires Epyon B.V. ... Read More
St. Louis ranked No. 23, Kansas City 55th, and Springfield 67th out of 200 metro areas in Forbes annual list of the Best Places for Business and Careers in the country. ... Read More
A Springfield plant that refurbishes the engines of used cars plans to add 131 jobs over the next three to four years, officials said. PROFormance Powertrain Products, which already employs 100 ... Read More
Missouri came in 16th overall and 3rd for cost of doing business on CNBC’s list of “America’s Top States for Business.” Missouri also ranked 8th for cost of living and 9th ... Read More
University of Missouri System officials announced plans to partner with CarrBaierCrandall and CB Richard Ellis CB Richard Ellis Latest from The Business Journals Troubled Silver Spring apartment owners plan auctionDollar Tree ... Read More
The Show-Me State placed in the top 10 among the nation’s 50 states, moving six places from 15 to a ranking of nine, in the newest economic competitiveness index released by ... Read More
The 2011 Enterprising States study highlights state-driven initiatives to 1) redesign government, including measures to deal with excessive debt levels that inhibit economic growth and job creation and 2) implement forward-looking, ... Read More
When pharmaceutical companies need help developing or testing new drugs, many head to Kansas City. A new study, released Tuesday, found that the metro area boasts more than 70 contract research ... Read More