In response to demand from existing customers and prospects, the St. Louis-based firm has broadened its service offerings to include artificial intelligence with Microsoft Copilot, automation, virtual chief information officer services, mergers and acquisition technology advisory and Microsoft licensing. Over the past two years, Anders CPAs + Advisors has added seven employees to its technology services practice. And it’s not over.
Undecided voters are breaking toward Wesley Bell in the closing days of the 2024 Missouri primary election, according to a new poll of likely Democratic voters in Missouri's 1st Congressional District.
Bell has expanded his lead over incumbent Congresswoman Cori Bush from a one-point margin in late June to a six-point margin now. According to the survey of 400 likely Democratic primary voters conducted between July 21-24, 48% support Bell, 42% support Bush, and 8% remain undecided. Maria Chappelle-Nadal…
Spencer Fane launched a new alternative leadership structure designed to ensure the culture that helped make it one of the fastest growing law firms in the nation doesn't get diluted.
The deadline to submit your nomination for the 2024 Family Business Awards has been extended until Sunday, Aug. 4.
Click here to submit your nomination before it's too late. These awards recognize family-owned companies that are navigating financial success, overcoming challenges and making an impact in the St. Louis region.
The program will recognize companies in several different categories based on the number of generations of ownership. Winners will be selected by the St. Louis Business Journal's…
Porano, a fast-casual restaurant serving customizable pasta bowls, grain bowls, salads and Detroit-style pizza, is set to reopen Monday in a new space in Des Peres after a six-year hiatus. Meanwhile, the eatery's parent company also is looking to soon open a new barbecue concept.
When John Payne was leading the campaign to legalize recreational cannabis in 2022, he faced a major hurdle.
Black business owners were largely excluded from the medical marijuana program when licenses to grow and sell cannabis were doled out by the state in 2019, and many feared history was about to repeat itself.
So to soothe the concerns and win over skeptics, Payne partnered with Black community leaders to come up with what they hoped was a solution — a social equity program, known as “microbusiness…
In the Republican gubernatorial race, it looks right now like a three-way jump ball. I’d never have expected that a year and a half ago when the race began.
A new kosher deli plans to open in the wake of the closure earlier this month of St. Louis’ only full-service kosher deli, an organization involved said.
A shopping center in suburban St. Louis County was one of the first acquisitions by a real estate investment trust looking to acquire successful open-air shopping centers nationwide.
Centene Corp.’s Medicaid membership declined 18% over the past year as state governments determined whether recipients remained eligible for benefits after the Covid-19 pandemic.
The St. Louis Board of Education said Friday that it named the district's deputy superintendent as acting leader, while Superintendent Keisha Scarlett "is on a temporary leave of absence."
A February poll of Republican primary voters showed Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft had the most recognizable name in the race for governor.
That shouldn’t be surprising.
Ashcroft has held statewide office for eight years, and his father, John, ran statewide seven times, winning five elections for state attorney general, governor and U.S. senator before becoming U.S. attorney general under President George W. Bush.
Jay Ashcroft was born the year his father was appointed state auditor…
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