US Business
Sega Nears Deal For ‘Angry Birds’ Mobile Game Maker
The Japan-based entertainment conglomerate is expected to pay about $1 billion for Rovio Entertainment.
Year: 2023
Events
Last Chance for Girl Scout Cookies in Joplin!
The Girl Scouts of the Missouri Heartland is getting creative this year by ending the 2023 cookie season with a fun new event! They are hosting an exclusive business-to-business event on Friday, April 21. Cookies […]
US Business
Best Buy Lays Off Hundreds at Stores
The electronics and appliance retailer is working to lower costs and shift its business as more sales happen online.
Education
Creative Learning Alliance Newsletter for April 2023
Picking Up STEAM The Creative Learning Alliance’s had a wonderful time exploring weather at their March lab event! Carl Junction Senior and MOSOCAPS student Klohe Burk developed all of the activities as part of a […]
Information Technology & Innovation
BBB Business Tip: The Top 5 Cybersecurity Practices Every Small Business Needs to Do Now
Cybercrime is a big problem for small businesses, and it’s only getting worse. 64% of global organizations have experienced at least one cyber attack, and for 2023, the cost of cybercrimes is forecasted to reach $8 trillion, […]
US Business
Boeing Pauses MAX Deliveries After Parts Problem
The plane maker said a supplier used a nonstandard process to install parts.
US Business
Delta Reports Quarterly Loss, Projects Strong Summer Travel
Chief Executive Ed Bastian said Delta isn’t seeing evidence of a slowdown in demand and customers are making travel bookings early.
US Business
LVMH’s Paris Headquarters Stormed by Protesters
The nationwide protest movement against President Emmanuel Macron’s pension overhaul morphed into a populist rebuke of France’s establishment.
US Business
Teck Resources Again Rebuffs Glencore’s $23 Billion Approach
The Canadian miner said its own plan to split into two independent companies was in the best interest of its shareholders.
US Business
Supplier Prices Fell in March
The producer-price index, which generally reflects supply conditions across the economy, fell 0.5% in March from the prior month.