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Missouri House Endorses Tax Amnesty Period
The Missouri House gave first-round approval Tuesday to a proposed amnesty period that could help delinquent taxpayers pay off their debts while boosting state revenue.
Nixon Reverses $8.5M in Cuts to Higher Education
Nixon announced Monday that he is releasing the money to be distributed to higher education institutions.
Missouri Revenue Up 7.9 Percent Through First 6 Months
Figures released Friday by the Office of Administration show net general collections totaled $3.77 billion from July through December.
NHL Lockout Costing St. Louis
In addition to the vendors who depend on sales and tips to make ends meet, the city of St. Louis also comes out a loser in the dispute between owners and players.
Illinois Draws $346K from Video Gambling in First Month
Exactly how cash-strapped Illinois’ fortunes shake out with the state’s long-awaited gambling expansion remain to be seen, though the first numbers appear to illustrate the wagering option’s popularity — at least for now.
Illinois Lottery Reports $2.67 Billion in Revenue
That’s a nearly 18 percent increase over the previous year.
St. Louis-Area Casinos Post Revenue Increase in June
Combined the St. Louis-area casinos made a $96.2 million in June.
Missouri Revenues Slightly Ahead of Budget for 2012
Figures released Wednesday show Missouri’s net revenues were up 3.1 percent through April.
Arch Coal Earnings Slide
Arch Coal Inc. says its first-quarter earnings slumped due to a weak U.S. market for coal used to generate electricity.
Missouri Tax Credits on the Chopping Block
Four bills were presented to the committee that would pear down tax credits in Missouri

















