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A study recently conducted by the U.S. Department of Education found that master’s degree in business administration students are the most diverse of any group of graduate students....

The raid on Sam’s Janitorial Service in Jefferson City in early March has been followed by a tough-sounding order by Gov. Matt Blunt and wide-ranging efforts in the...

The Missouri House on March 26 approved a bill that requires Missouri police officers to ask about the immigration status of arrested suspects. The executive branch’s frustrations with...

For some destinations, airlines offer low-rate fares. But if you’re looking for an economical, no-frills journey to a final destination, Joe Kinney is the man to see. Kinney...

Technology has dramatically changed the way consumers and businesses communicate. What was once global is now local; once time consuming, now quickly accomplished. Travel agencies have felt the...

If there’s one thing Deborah Beste has learned in her 12 years at Phoenix Programs, Inc. she says, it’s that alcoholism and drug addiction cut across all social...

If you had a crack team in charge of optimizing the efficiency and innovation of your business I imagine it might look a like this: Thomas Edison, my...

Trick question: It’s a truck. Take a close look around any major parking lot in the area. Ford, GM and Daimler-Chrysler dominate. The Big Three made two-thirds of...

The landmark Bull Pen Café at the east end of Business Loop 70 is closing on March 31 after 57 years of operation, and owner Jackie Cockrell said...

Blooms will replace books in August when Allen’s Flowers takes over a portion of the space occupied by 9th Street Bookstore until March 31. Bargain hunters should mark...