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Asbestos death leads to lawsuit against bowling equipment manufacturer
The family of a Kansas City man is suing manufacturers and suppliers of bowling equipment, claiming the products contained asbestos that led to his death.
Elias Animal Health gears up for launch of cancer treatment for dogs
With years of research and trials nearly behind it, Elias Animal Health looks ahead to a market that could hit $300 million a year.
Cordish: Midland Lofts will reach 75% preleasing before summer opening
The Midland Lofts, billed as an affordable alternative to the luxury "Light" buildings in Downtown, have seen major interest ahead of their summer opening.
Bank Midwest names 25-year banker as new president
Bank Midwest named a successor for president Nicole Van Denabeele, who is moving to Colorado to work for bank's parent company.
Butler National stock moves to higher exchange level
The move puts the company's stock among listings for other larger, more-established companies, which can attract new investors.
Chase Bank adds its 20th branch in Kansas City, with more to come
The bank is making a strong play for retail business in the Kansas City market — a market with lots and lots of local competitors.
Lee's Summit Medical Center COO steps into CEO role
Lee's Summit Medical Center named a new CEO, four months after former CEO was promoted to a different HCA Midwest Health hospital.
Mahomes teams with industry veteran to launch new sport coffee line
The product adds vitamins, electrolytes and more elements of a sports drink to a line of iced coffees.
Overland Park developer pursues two-year extension for $2B Meridian
Curtain Property Co. is once again seeking an extension for the redevelopment of a former Overland Park golf course.
HNTB will expand, move KC offices into 1111 Main tower
HNTB Corp. announced it will move offices as its employee count grows. It plans to occupy seven floors in Kansas City's largest office tower by the end of 2025.