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Can Kansas City make itself a place where young Black people want to stay?
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Pandemic troubles for meat producers and packers, how those living on their own can maintain social health, Kansas City brewers work to stay afloat, and a Grandview High School junior gets a surprise celebration.
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Each Wednesday morning at 9 a.m., between 100 to 200 people gather at Kansas City's Kauffman Foundation to hear a few entrepreneurs pitch their startups.…
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The number of business start-ups has increased for the third consecutive year, according to the annual Kauffman Index of Startup Activity, and…
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Small businesses have an increasing chance at surviving their first 5 years in Kansas City, but overall business ownership hasn't increased, according to…
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Educators say students more than ever will need to continue their education past high school to have successful careers.But as the cost of college…
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National startup activity has been dragging the last few years, but that is starting to change. We’ll learn how the country may finally be breaking free…
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The Kauffman Foundation and the Hall Family foundation will donate more than $1.5 million over two years to the Kansas City Neighborhood Academy, a new…
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When Jim McKelvey started his company Square in St. Louis, he noticed a big problem. Every time he would hire a new engineer, he would get an angry phone…
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Twitter founder Jack Dorsey made a splash this month when he announced he would fund all Missouri teachers' projects on the education crowd-funding site…
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New business creation in the United States is half of what it was in the 80s. There is reason for optimism, though, as a wave of millennials enters the…
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It’s been a big year for Blooom, the Leawood, Kansas, based finance-tech company.In addition to taking home a $50,000 grant from LaunchKC during Techweek…