Springfield Business Journal
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SBJ Publishing is an independent and locally owned Missouri corporation. The company produces the only regional medium providing comprehensive business news for Springfield and southwest Missouri. The award winning weekly newspaper, Springfield Business Journal, established in July 1980, is at the core of the company. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Springfield, MO |
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| Frequency | Weekly |
| Days Published | N/A |
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Search ArticlesMonday Morning Business Leads: Aug. 17, 2026
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Editors' Pick Open For Business: Moonshine Sports Bar Springfield’s west side gained a new lounge with the July 31 opening of Moonshine Sports Bar LLC.
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MSU College of Business dean retiring after 37 years
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Springfield hires new department head
Editors' Pick Open For Business: Moonshine Sports Bar Springfield’s west side gained a new lounge with the July 31 opening of Moonshine Sports Bar LLC.
P&Z Commission votes to recommend apartment projects
Posted 8/14/26 A development official praises the city’s 2025 changes to its development code. This item is for subscribers only. Access exclusive local business news and insights Annual and monthly subscriptions available Subscribe Already have a paid subscription? Sign in E-mail Password Having trouble logging in to your subscription?
Apple in talks to pay publishers for news content to feed AI
Apple is reportedly in talks to pay publishers for news content that would be used to power Siri AI. According to media reports, publishers would receive payment when their content is used. Apple is considering a nine-figure budget for the payments. Read more from MacRumors.
Anthropic investors targeting $2 trillion IPO
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Kansas City-based Bank Midwest has filed suit against Philadelphia Qdoba operator The Integritty Group. The bank alleges TIG defaulted on a $20 million loan. The bank additionally alleges the company does not have enough money to consistently make payroll. Read more from Bucksco Today.