US Business
The Market Isn’t Buying Skydance’s Balance-Sheet Math
The media conglomerate’s goodwill alone exceeds its stock-market value.
Year: 2026
US Business
Could Orbital Data Centers Ruin the Night Sky?
Astronomers are warning that megaconstellations of satellites will obstruct our view of the cosmos.
US Business
Companies Have a Solution for the Skilled Trade Shortage: More Women
As women make inroads in male-dominated fields, firms look to improve jobsite culture.
Chamber Updates
Ambassador Spotlight: Richard Huskey, Southwest Missouri Bank
Meet Richard Huskey, Lender – Vice President from Southwest Missouri Bank! He’s been a dedicated member of the Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce for 30 years. Richard has been actively involved as an Ambassador since […]
Chamber Updates
Monthly Chamber Membership Renewals
Thank you to every member who renewed their membership this past month! And thank you to our renewals sponsor, Southwest Missouri Bank. 2016 Darlington Snacks 2015 Davis CPA Group, LLC 2024 Elements Construction Concepts 2024 Joplin […]
Chamber Updates
October 2026 Ribbon Cuttings
Congratulations to all our members who recently celebrated their accomplishments with ribbon cuttings! Lincoln University JJ Spurlin, Agent for Lincoln University’s Small Farm Hosted at Wild Turkey Farm 2419 E. Jaccard Street Celebrating Their New […]
Chamber Updates
Welcome New Members
The Chamber’s Board of Directors and staff are pleased to welcome our newest Chamber Members. Please keep these and all members in mind when looking for goods and services. Smile Experts Dentist 1802 West 32nd […]
US Business
OPEC, Allies Keep Output Steady While Gulf Shipping Remains Under Threat
The group’s crude production levels are still below prewar levels, with key shipping routes disrupted.
US Business
We’re Living in the Age of the Imperial CEO
Anthropic joins other hot tech companies in going public with a share structure that keeps founders in control.
US Business
Is Dollar General Charging Too Much?
Federal and state regulators are suing the discount retailer after customers complained that prices rung up at the register were higher than prices marked on shelves.