Business conditions improve in Missouri Business Journal Economic indexes fall for Missouri, Kansas Missouri economy shows slight improvement Economic index falls for Missouri Wichita doctor makes 22nd trip to College World Series as a volunteer | The Missouri Business Conditions Index increased to 49.7 in June — its highest level since September &m...
Missouri revenue drop is ‘worst in over a generation’ Business Journal | Missouri’s net general revenue collections dropped 7 percent in fiscal 2009 as residents lost jobs and pulled back on spending, which hurt the state’s income and sales tax collections. | State Budget Director Linda Luebbering said Thurs...
Missouri revenue drop ‘worst in over a generation’ Business Journal | Missouri’s net general revenue collections dropped 7 percent in fiscal 2009 as residents lost jobs and pulled back on spending, which hurt the state’s income and sales tax collections. | State Budget Director Linda Luebbering said Thurs...
Barry-Wehmiller adds board director Business Journal Robbins & Myers workers walk off job; no other units affected Contract talks cease, union walks out at Robbins & Myers business unit Forsyth Capital Investors adds managing director | Peter Wallace, president and chief executive officer of Robbins &a...
St. Charles launches county health assessment Business Journal | Healthy Communities St. Charles County is conducting a countywide health needs assessment for the St. Charles County region. | This assessment will provide a snapshot of the community's overall health and will assist in targeting outreach and w...
Some Lists of State Tax Laws Affecting Retirees The New York Times | Filed at 3:39 p.m. ET | People seeking tax-friendly places to live in retirement face a hodgepodge of state tax laws to comb through. While experts recommend looking at total potential tax obligations, not just income or property taxes, here are so...
Cancer charity reproved by BBB Business Journal Barbash back at state post | A Knoxville, Tenn.-based charity that is soliciting locally gives less than a penny of every dollar raised in direct aid to help people with cancer, the BBB said Thursday. | Cancer Fund of America solicits donations natio...
U.S. lends money for electric cars Philadelphia Daily News | By Kimberly S. Johnson and Ken Thomas | Associated Press DEARBORN, Mich. - The Obama administration said yesterday that it would lend $5.9 billion to Ford Motor Co. and a total o...
Ford, Nissan to get US technology loans The Australian | FORD will receive nearly $US5.9 billion ($7.4 billion) in US government loans to build fuel-efficient vehicles as the Obama administration deepened its commitment to reshaping th...
Insurance complaints reap $5.9M Business Journal Missouri issues cease-and-desist order against Universal Casualty Rising premiums leave owners on unstable ground Report: Missouri Professionals Mutual state's largest medical malpractice insurer | Consumers who filed complaints with the Missouri Dep...
Hot Dogs Over Steaks This 4th of July in Bad Economy CNBC Americans will be throwing more hot dogs and hamburgers on their backyard grills rather than higher-priced meat like steaks this July 4 U.S. Independence Day holiday as the recession and high unemployment crimp celebrations. | "It will be the cheaper...
St. Louis opera strikes chord with younger audience Business Journal “The performance (of 'Salome') was so powerful,” said Timothy O’Leary, general director of The Opera Theatre of Saint Louis. “Sometimes it all comes together: brilliant staging, we had Kelly Kaduce, the great sin...
Survey: Midwestern economy has bottomed out Business Journal | The Midwestern economy has bottomed out, but that hasn’t led to the creation of new jobs, according to a survey of supply managers for a nine-state area that includes Minnesota. | The June Business Conditions Index, published monthly Creighto...
U.S. lends money for electric cars Philadelphia Daily News | By Kimberly S. Johnson and Ken Thomas | Associated Press DEARBORN, Mich. - The Obama administration said yesterday that it would lend $5.9 billion to Ford Motor Co. and a total of about $2.1 billion to Nissan Motor Co. and Tesla Motors Inc. in a government-industry partnership to build energy-efficient cars. | Energy Secretary Steven Chu said the...
