Features
Thom Smith understands irony. In his new exhibit at the Perlow-Stevens Gallery, the local painter…
*Art Investments*First rule for investing in local art: buy what you love.
Professional Mortgage Group President Shawn Von Talge says his business has expanded since the subprime lending crisis weeded out local mortgage providers, but his overall view of the market, expressed on his blog, is decidedly grim.
*People You Should Know*Greg Cecil raises funds for MU engineers, and loves Jimmy Buffett’s music.
*City Manager Bill Watkins* Budget needs perspective, practicality, proactive measures
*Business Profile*ServiceMaster handles aftermathof fire, flood, and chemicals.
In the highly competitive business world, only the aggressive, risk-taking alpha male can expect to…
In 2004, when Wendy Knorr started her marketing firm and Sara El-Toumi opened her salon and spa in Columbia, women had reached the point where they owned a 50- percent or greater stake in 48 percent of privately held U.S. companies.
The Center for Women’s Business Research study said that was a 6-percent increase from 1997.
*CBT Q&A*Walther reviews year as Missouri Bar vice president.
*Power Lunch*Stakeholders agree: city must reform land use policies.
*Black’s White*Paper REDI chairman offers plan to boost economic development.
As Alice Locklin left the Hy-Vee grocery store on a weekday afternoon, her cart contained…
