US Business
Israeli Startup Hub Under Missile Fire
Explosions in Tel Aviv have hit homes of startup employees, but business is largely uninterrupted.
Articles by Erin Slifka
US Business
Mitsubishi in Talks to Sign $8 Billion Deal With Gas Producer Aethon
The Japanese company has looked at several potential deals in the U.S.
Education
Missouri Southern State University to Offer Women’s Flag Football as NCAA Sport
Missouri Southern State University (MSSU) is proud to announce plans to offer women’s flag football in the nearby future. It will first launch as a club sport beginning in the 2025–26 academic year, with plans […]
Education
Joplin Area Catholic Schools Hires Joseph Beachner as Principal at St. Mary’s Catholic Elementary and Preschool
(Joplin, MO) – The Joplin Area Catholic Schools has named Joseph Beachner as the next principal of St. Mary’s Catholic Elementary and Preschool. He takes on this role beginning July 1, 2025, ahead of the […]
Nonprofit
Lafayette House Receives $7,475 Grant from Ozark Food Harvest to Enhance Food Storage Capacity for Families in Need
Lafayette House is proud to announce the receipt of a $7,475 FY25 Urgent Needs Grant from Ozark Food Harvest to purchase a new commercial-grade freezer that will significantly enhance the organization’s ability to serve nutrition […]
Banking & Finance
Southwest Missouri Bank Announces Sixth Year of Corley Grant Recipients
Southwest Missouri Bank (SMB), trustee of the W.R. Corley Memorial Trust, has announced the sixth year of grants from the generous Trust set up by the late Bob Corley. Mr. Corley, who passed away in […]
US Business
Southwest Airlines Adds Cockpit Alerts to Boost Runway Safety
Honeywell-designed alerts warn pilots against dangerous takeoffs or other risky situations at airports.
US Business
Victoria’s Secret Is Under Mounting Pressure From Latest Activist Investor
Barington Capital Group plans to push the lingerie retailer to overhaul its board.
US Business
Israel’s Fight With Iran Spreads to the Energy Sector
An exchange of strikes on refineries and gas facilities was limited but raised the risks to an industry with broad economic impacts.
US Business
Leonard Lauder, Who Turned His Mother’s Beauty Business Into a Global Empire, Dies at 92
Over five decades, the billionaire businessman added brands and expanded abroad. ‘My son always thought big.’