Columbia Business Times Archive

The Missouri Department of Revenue has taken steps to improve access to its services by putting more online. Here are some online services now offered: Electronic filing of...

This can’t be your usual school boss. Not long after Chris Belcher donned a superhero costume to promote a fundraising event, he entered a hamburger competition. On Thursday,...

Columbia College plans to build a 40,000-square-foot science building where the softball field is now on Rangeline Street. President Gerald Brouder said on Sept. 24 that the college’s...

Roger Fidler a fellow at the Reynolds Journalism Institute and Clyde Bentleyan an MU journalism professor, spend much of their professional time trying to figure out how newspapers...

Sureshbhai, Nitu and Sheetal Patel opened their second liquor store in Columbia on Sept. 22 at the corner of Providence Road and Ash Street in the former location...

Smartphones continue to inherit tasks that were once intended for laptop and desktop computers, which makes them the perfect fit for the modern day workforce. They enable multitasking,...

On Nov. 2, Columbia voters will have the opportunity to renew the one-eighth cent Park Sales Tax by approving Proposition 1. As the election approaches, citizens will be...

MU is now offering two new wireless ways to stay connected to what’s going on around campus for students, employees and visitors. GoMizzou provides access through iPhones and...

Business consultant Gene Gerke will be one of 51 Columbia residents flying to China on Thursday, and his primary objective has more to do with breaking into the...