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The weapons sales totals $20 billion when including advanced air-to-air missiles, 120 mm tank ammunition and high explosive mortars, and tactical vehicles, according to a report.

The interim leader of tourism agency Explore St. Louis said Tuesday he plans to finish America's Center expansion projects in the current pipeline – then evaluate "next steps" on elements of the plan that were previously put on hold amid cost overruns.

The Creve Coeur agriculture technology firm said Tuesday it will transfer its stock exchange listing from the New York Stock Exchange to Nasdaq in a move aimed at reducing costs.

The developer of a historic factory-turned-office on The Hill has put the property up for sale.

The abortion ballot question was among three citizen-led measures certified by the Missouri secretary of state’s office for the November ballot. The others seek to raise the state’s minimum wage and mandate paid sick leave, and to legalize sports wagering.

The ballot language written by lawmakers for a proposed constitutional amendment stating “only citizens of the United States” can vote and banning ranked-choice voting is fair and should be on the Nov. 5 ballot without changes, a Cole County judge ruled Monday. The “fair ballot language” summary written by Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft also correctly conveys the central features of the measure, which will be Amendment 7 on the ballot, Circuit Judge Cotton Walker wrote in an 11-page decision. The…

A St. Louis construction company that specializes in retail and restaurant projects has created a new role for a longtime executive.

A nonemergency medical transportation broker (NEMT) and health care company based in Lake St. Louis plans to expand its footprint with the acquisition of another big broker.

A lawyer who represents companies in the food and beverage and agricultural sectors has returned to her former law firm as a partner in St. Louis.

A Clayton-based mining company, said it is in line for a $400 million federal loan package to support development of its mining and metallurgical project in Missouri.

A dean at a St. Louis university is accused of tampering with student files during her previous job.

Dan Harbaugh, president and CEO of Ronald McDonald House Charities of St. Louis, died Sunday after a three-time battle with cancer, the organization announced. He was 64.

The amended law signed earlier this month by Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker limits statutory damages to $1,000 for negligent violations and $5,000 for intentional and reckless violations per person – as opposed to those amounts per violation.

St. Louis developer Green Street is facing yet another set of legal claims over nonpayment.

A longtime flooring retailer with several St. Louis-area locations is in Chapter 11 as it seeks a buyer. Here is more on the locations slated to close nationwide.

The Ladue-based manufacturer has begun to review "strategic alternatives" for a business unit in its aerospace and defense segment that could include a sale.

Two restaurants located in Edwardsville have closed their doors.

A California real estate investor is in line to buy a downtown St. Louis hotel that’s been in receivership for the past year.

The city of St. Louis said Monday it would seek an audit of Saint Louis Public Schools, amid leadership controversies and a reported change in its financial position.

One of the St. Louis region's largest private companies and its largest homebuilder has appointed its first female president.