Nirmal Mulye says he received death threats since the Financial Times reported he had a “moral requirement” to raise a drug price 400 percent. He told Sen. Claire McCaskill his comments were misconstrued.
US farmers will soon begin getting government checks as part of a billion-dollar bailout to help those experiencing financial strain from President Donald Trump's trade disputes with China, but even those poised for big payouts worry it won't be enough.
A developer planning a one-story event space and retail and office building on Grand Boulevard won approval for a property tax abatement from an agency advising on tax incentives.
Nissan is recalling nearly 240,000 cars and SUVs worldwide due to a fire risk, and the company is advising people to park the vehicles outdoors in rare cases.
Parlor, a food hall, will hold a grand opening at 1707 Locust on Friday, Sept. 21. The food hall features seven locally owned food operations, two bars and a variety of seating areas.
A KMBZ radio show host included his personal experience as a client in live and recorded ads for Creative Planning Inc. The investment firm says it failed to check the ads. SEC fined the firm $200,000.
A $55 million plan to transform the old Valentine Shopping Center into a mixed-use development across from the Uptown Theater got support from a Kansas City Council committee Thursday.
An underperforming shopping center in Midtown could see new life as a mixed-use development. Developers hope to add apartments on top of the existing Uptown Shoppes, previously known as the Valentine Shopping Center.
Neighbors of a Blue Valley elementary turned out in force to oppose an adjacent Johnson County retail center, but the Overland Park planning commission let the proposal move forward.
Passage of “ban the box” legislation in Kansas City has triggered new interest in dropping a system that bars violent felons from receiving employee liquor permits, allowing them to be bartenders or servers.
Sprint had agreed to sell property for Galleria 115 project, but the buyer led by developer Kenneth G. Block failed to meet a Saturday deadline to close the deal. Block is still confident in the purchase.
Moody’s and Standard & Poors, the two largest credit ratings agencies, pummeled Platte County’s credit scores after catching wind of commissioners discussing the possibility of walking away from its debt obligations for the Zona Rosa shopping center.
Ten Kansas City-area investors have sued their investment advisers, who claimed 1st Global Capital in Florida was a safe investment and posed little or no risk. Instead, feds charged 1st Global was a fraud.
Papa John's, which wants to distance itself from famous founder John Schnatter, is releasing new ads Tuesday that replaces him with a diverse group of franchisees.
Area restaurants with seven or more priority or critical health code violations, including operations in Brookside, Lawrence, Lenexa and Overland Park.
T-Mobile’s buying Sprint, and Sprint’s thinking about selling its headquarters campus. A lawsuit seeks to stop a Saturday deadline on land next to the campus that Sprint has agreed to sell.
KU Hospital officials said Thursday they received a $66 million gift from the Sunderland Foundation that will allow them to devote the last three unoccupied floors of their new tower to blood cancer treatment.
Bariatric and Metabolic Institute, Navicent Health, nurse practitioner Michelle Rowell recently discovered a new tool from Cerner that helps find the lowest cost prescription for her patients.
