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Chrysler in Talks to Make Huge Investment
A Billion dollar expansion of auto factories employing more than 5,000 Missourians hinges on the...
Report Claims Businesses Paying Their Fair Share of Taxes
A study focusing on Missouri's tax burden shows the state's businesses came up with more than a...
Daimler-Chrysler Planning Major Investment in Missouri Operations
Plans are starting to be unveiled for a Billion dollar investment by Chrysler into its two...
Business Group Launches Health Insurance Initiative
One of the state's business groups has launched an attempt to help employers provide their...
Federated Department Stores to Eliminate 1,700 Jobs in St. Louis
Federated Department Stores has announced it is going to cut about 1,700 jobs as part of its...
Business Group Calls on Members to Respect Spirit of Workers’ Comp Law
Despite the fix of some technical language in the workers' compensation reform bill, it's still...
Gary Pinkel Press Conference: September, 5, 2005
Missouri football coach Gary Pinkel touched on topics like MU's amazing offensive output on...
Truckers’ Higher Pump Prices Being Passed Along
The high cost of gasoline and diesel doesn't only affect Missourians with cars - it's affecting...
GM Outlines $30-Million Expenditure for Wentzville Plant
General Motors is going to spend $30-Milion on the stamping facility at its van assemlby plant in...
Split With AFL-CIO to Have Little Impact on Missouri SEIU Workers
Missourians who are members of the Service Employees International Union probably won't notice...
Unemployment in Missouri Down
Unemployment in Missouri is down to 5.4%, its lowest level in more than two years. Total non-farm...
Medicaid Cuts Could Impact Sheltered Workshops
Medicaid cuts could severely impact the state's Sheltered Workshops. Vocational Services of...
Lawmakers Considering Missouri Tax Structure
State lawmakers looking at possible reforms in Missouri's tax structure have laid the groundwork...
Tax Commission Chairman Says Property Tax Misunderstood
Thousands of Missourians have taken a look at their latest property tax assessment and have become...
Blunt Dismisses Concerns About Real Estate Bill
Governor Blunt dismisses concerns raised by the Federal Trade Commission and signs a real estate...
New Mercury is a Missouri Product
The newest vehicle line to be made at Ford's Claycomo plant goes on sale Monday and it targets...
Gas Stations Worried About Drive-Offs
More and more people cannot fill their gas tanks unless they pay for the gas first. One chain of...
Series of Explosions Rocks South St. Louis
A series of explosions sent fireballs into the air, followed by thick, black smoke. Some in south...
Employers Advised on Workers’ Comp Changes
The State Labor and Industrial Relations Commission is taking part in a series of seminars,...
Seminar Informs Employers of Impact of Workers’ Comp Changes
Dozens of employers are attending a seminar today at the Missouri Chamber of Commerce offices in...
Economic Development Department Won’t Speculate on Impact Sale of Blues
Putting up for sale one of Missouri's professional sports franchises brings up speculation whether...
Dodge Fenton Plant to Make New Technology Ram Trucks
Dodge has announced a new line of fuel-efficient Dodge Ram Trucks to be built at the company's...
Economic Development Chief Talks Up Business-Friendly Environment, Pushes for Results
Missouri's Economic Development Director travels to the Lake of the Ozarks to meet with business...
Metrorail in St. Louis Experiencing Cost Overruns
Cost overruns for the MetroLink light rail in St. Louis could become costly for the taxpayers...
Business Leaders Prepare for Economic Development Conference
Business and government leaders will spend some time at the Lake of the Ozarks this week as they...
Missourians Work Washington To End Death Tax
The Missouri Congressman spearheading the effort to permanently eliminate the inheritance tax is...
Steinhoff Defends Coffman Firing
State Economic Development Director Gregory Steinhoff does not want to say he has replaced the...
Nixon Threatens Lawsuit Over Boonville Bridge
Attorney General Jay Nixon threatens to sue the Blunt Adminsitration if it gives away an old...
Blunt Administration Fires Public Counsel
The Blunt Administration has fired the man who has represented consumers in utility rate cases...