US Business
Coca-Cola Names Next CEO
The company’s COO will move up when James Quincey leaves the top job in March.
Articles by Erin Slifka
US Business
Oracle Shares Tumble as AI Spending Outruns Returns
The company’s growing data-center outlays will take longer than investors would like to pay off.
US Business
Trump Says CNN Should Be Sold as Part of Any Megadeal
The president is urging changes in the cable-television network’s leadership.
Entertainment
Joplin Greenhouse & The Coffee Shop to Host Trivia Night on December 20
You’re invited to join Joplin Greenhouse & The Coffee Shop on Saturday, December 20 for a special Trivia Night! They’re celebrating one full year of monthly trivia. Twelve months of laughs, friendly competition, and cozy […]
Education
Joplin High School Marketing Students Host Project-Based Basketball Experience
(Joplin, MO) – The third annual Day Out of School Basketball Game, hosted and organized by student members of DECA and JHS Sports Marketing classes, is planned for 2:00 pm on Thursday, December 11 at […]
Restaurant
Domino’s Pizza Offering Discounts on Large Pizza Orders for the Holiday Season
Calling all employers! Are you looking to treat your staff this holiday season? Domino’s Pizza is here to help. Throughout the holidays, they’re offering discounts for large pizza orders, including: Five large, one-topping pizzas for […]
Entertainment
Connect2Culture Presents ‘An Evening in Kringle City’ on December 19
Join Connect2Culture on Friday, December 19 for a fun, festive evening of holiday magic with the jolly toymaker himself! Families are invited to enjoy David Smith’s An Evening in Kringle City and learn more about Santa while getting into […]
US Business
Chernin Group Invests in ‘Romantasy’ Publisher Entangled
The deal values the publisher of the popular “Fourth Wing” books at roughly $400 million.
US Business
Charlie Kirk’s Newest Book Is a Hit—and Out of Stock on Amazon
The late conservative activist’s book, published Tuesday, is about honoring the sabbath.
US Business
Now Cracker Barrel Diehards Think the Food Isn’t Up to Scratch, Either
The embattled Southern-style chain is seeking to rebuild its critical holiday business after the logo controversy as it cuts its sales and profit outlook.