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Business Briefs (1/9/22)Mehner, Payne, Ford, Hudson and Gautier recognized at Chamber dinner John Mehner, outgoing president and CEO of the Cape Girardeau Area Chamber of Commerce, was recognized Oct. 21 with the chamber’s...
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Sponsored: 5 membership benefits to take advantage of in 2022 (1/8/22)The end of the year is the perfect time to reflect on your business’ progress over the past year and plan how you want it to develop in the year ahead. Whether you’re looking to grow your business,... -
Sponsored: Wages on Demand, or Daily Pay, by ZayZoon result in 20% reduction in employee turnover (1/8/22)Know your options Wages on demand, or daily pay, by ZayZoon Result in 20% reduction in Employee turnover Does your company have an attraction and retention problem? If so, you’re not alone. Employers... -
A year of change for area businesses landscape (1/8/22)If we’ve learned nothing else from the last year-plus, it’s that change and adaptability are vital in today’s marketplace. When COVID-19 hit, offices that never considered remote work were forced to...
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Financial adviser, attorney and banker talk shop, community involvement (1/5/22)B Magazine sat down with professionals from the banking, financial and legal industries to learn about their biggest successes and what drives them to help others. Relationships breed relationships.... -
Millennials and money: Local professionals talk latest trends (1/4/22)There are many labels pinned to the age group of today’s 25- to 40-year-olds — the infamous generation known as “millennials.” Broke, indebted and living off their parents, this “lost generation”... -
Starting five: A conversation with Roy Booker (1/1/22)Roy Booker, program director of SEMO Preparatory School, started his basketball career in Portageville, Missouri, but by the time he finished his career, his skills had taken him around the world. He... -
The wild west of cryptocurrency market (12/31/21)On Christmas Day, one of the most recognizable sports venues in the United States changed its name. The Staples Center in Los Angeles, opened in 1999 and now home to two National Basketball... -
Finding a niche in banking: Changes and constants of the field (12/30/21)What started as a part-time gig to keep herself afloat in college soon turned into a life-long career for Brittney Lee. Lee, now chief financial officer at First Missouri State Bank, first entered... -
Cape attorney John Grimm talks about new role with The Missouri Bar (12/29/21)Attorney and former circuit judge John Grimm was elected president of The Missouri Bar in September, the organization which represents 30,000 attorneys across the Show Me State. Grimm, 58, is only... -
Roy Booker recruits basketball players from around the world to join elite program (12/28/21)When Roy Booker was shooting a thousand shots a day on his way to becoming Southeast Missouri State University’s single-season scoring leader, he knew hard work was his path to success... -
Cape County Industrial Development Authority surpasses $1 billion in bonds issued (12/26/21)When the Industrial Development Authority, or IDA, of Cape Girardeau County authorized revenue bonds totaling more than $147 million for Cape Girardeau’s two health care systems in March and April... -
Sponsored: The Bank of Missouri partners with student athletes to bring financial literacy to schools, communities (12/24/21)Financial literacy has been part of The Bank of Missouri’s culture for many years. But the organization is now partnering with college athletes to bring an educational program to local schools. Aaron...
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