Computers

The scheme involves IT employees doing freelance work for American companies and their paychecks going to fund North Korean weapons projects.

The Rolla-based company that makes chemicals used in the production of computer chips increased the size of its 10-year-old facility at the Rolla airport by 50%.

A $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation will fund the project, a collaboration among eight partner institutions in Missouri and Illinois.

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