The St. Louis-based health system said it is "making progress" in restoring systems taken down by what it now calls a "ransomware incident" it discovered last week.
When the final budget votes were over Friday and the constitutional deadline was met, Missouri House Republicans crowed about holding the line on spending while Democrats accused the GOP of failing the state’s most vulnerable citizens.
A budget process that had the least public input in years — with just a pro-forma public hearing in the House and no calls for public testimony by Senate budget writers — left no one pleased with the process. But House Budget Committee Chairman Cody Smith said…
Washington University is seeking contractors for its $26 million expansion of a prominent historic building in the Cortex Innovation District that will create a new business incubator.
St. Louis Inno is accepting nominations for its annual Fire Awards, with several new categories included in this year's program to focus on celebrating the full life cycle of startups and innovation.
Nominations are due June 1. The Fire Awards are St. Louis Inno’s premier recognition program, honoring the companies and organizations setting the local innovation economy ablaze. This will mark the third year in which St. Louis Inno has staged its Fire Awards. Previous honorees have included startups,…
The grocery chain's natural foods concept, which heavily focused on organic, local and specialty items, operated two locations, one of which will close.
Legal assistance includes forming a business, drafting operating agreements, reviewing commercial leases, handling employee agreements and applying for trademarks and copyrights.
A "cybersecurity incident" at St. Louis-based health system Ascension has taken down its electronic health records, MyChart patient portal and some systems used to order certain procedures and medications, the nonprofit said late Thursday.
A new $60 million mixed-use apartment development by Saint Louis University has started moving in residents, while the Target store on its ground floor has set an opening date.
The Chaifetz Center for Entrepreneurship, the entrepreneur programming arm of Saint Louis University’s Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business, has selected four companies for a new accelerator program it’s launched.
Patty Hagen, the longtime executive director of downtown St. Louis’ T-Rex entrepreneurship and innovation center, died suddenly Tuesday. Hired as the organization's first executive director in 2014, she became a key figure in St. Louis’ startup and innovation sectors during her decade in the role.
A $45 million apartment complex in the works for years on a prominent corner in the city of St. Louis has increased its planned units ahead of starting construction.
As I was preparing to come visit in St. Louis recently, there were a number of comments I heard directed at the “terrible problems” of our fine city. Well, I was just “home” last week and had some different feelings.
Artificial intelligence is changing how many industries work, and the marketing and advertising space is no different. Local experts told the Business Journal how they're using AI at their firms.
Missouri’s Planned Parenthood clinics say they will continue serving patients on Medicaid, even after Gov. Mike Parson signed legislation Thursday blocking state and federal funds from going to the organization.
The new law, which goes into effect Aug. 28, is the third — and Republicans hope final — attempt to end Medicaid reimbursements to any health centers affiliated with abortion providers.
Despite this, Planned Parenthood announced Thursday its clinics will remain “open to all.”
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The organization said that on Wednesday, it detected "unusual activity on select technology network systems" that it believes is due to a cybersecurity event.
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