The House and Senate plan to go to conference later this week. Here’s a look at some major differences between the two budget plans.
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“Missourians are not operating as if it were business as usual and neither should lawmakers.”
The restructuring plan is a continuation of the Chamber’s two-year old transformation process which included the launch of AllianceSTL and the revamping of the Chamber’s online digital business resources.
"We co-sponsored this letter to ensure that Missouri’s ranchers and farmers, an important component of Missouri's economy, aren't subjected to anticompetitive behavior."
The act includes a sunset provision that would require reauthorization by the General Assembly after five years or otherwise phase out of practice.
Despite the quick pivot some restaurants made, carry out, curbside, and delivery services are “generally insufficient to lift them out” of the financial situation COVID-19 caused, the Missouri Restaurant Association CEO said.
The virus has given us a rare opportunity to change how we do things. Our old normal does not have to be the new normal.
Associated Industries of Missouri, the state’s oldest business advocacy association, joined the National Association of Manufacturers and numerous other business organizations in asking Congress to consider providing limited liability protection for essential businesses.
The ads come amid huge public support and growing bipartisan calls for state and local aid as front-line health care, education, sanitation, corrections, and other public services on verge of being gutted.
Dollar General plans to invest $9 million in personal property and create 55 new jobs through the operation.