Columbia Business Times Archive

Arianna Parsons wants to help consumers do more to help the environment than turn off unnecessary lights. She wants to help shoppers put their money where their beliefs...

Let me start by saying I am not a golf warrior. In fact, I’ve never understood why people like to golf. You walk around hitting a little ball...

Originally, Manjula Narasimhan just wanted to keep her daughter occupied. Now, the after-school teaching program she used with her daughter has become so popular that she plans to...

The Alzheimer’s Association estimates there are 110,000 elderly residents in Missouri with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, and that number will increase by 9 percent in the next...

Facing a housing shortage on campus, the University of Missouri has for the third year in a row leased units at two privately owned apartment complexes to provide...

From the architect’s quiver comes the term charrette, meaning a collective effort to draw together ideas about a given project from a diverse group of individuals. H3 Studio,...

When Moses descended from Mt. Sinai, he brought with him the only set of rules that has never been subject to change. Those rules created by a higher...

During a time when Columbia residents are worried about “secret” deals made by the city, county, REDI and Chamber of Commerce to lure big businesses into town, we...