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Demand is growing for the company's core product following its move into a new headquarters last year.

While Jerry Kent has operated several different companies, he said a common theme has driven positive results through his career.

The startup, a developer of technology focused on gastrointestinal health, is getting closer to launching its at-home colon cancer screening test to consumers.

A St. Louis-based architecture firm is expanding its ownership group, for only the second time in its history.

A kosher deli located in Creve Coeur has closed its doors "until further notice."

A new $60 million indoor-and-outdoor sports facility planned in Chesterfield, scheduled to start construction this fall, will be one of the largest in the Midwest, officials said.

Construction on the massive facility had been scheduled for mid-2024. That's been pushed back, but significant progress has been made, officials said.

The U.S. Coast Guard plans to relocate its local recruiting office from north St. Louis County to a shuttered restaurant building on Laclede’s Landing.

The new Target store in Midtown will open this month, the Minneapolis-based retailer said Wednesday.

A Downtown West property that currently houses a sand volleyball venue is listed for sale and being marketed as an “ideal prospect” for development.

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The St. Louis-based artificial intelligence software company led by serial entrepreneur David Karandish has acquired two businesses that it says expands its capabilities to serve contact centers.

The state of Missouri has listed the Wainwright State Office Building for sale as it moves forward with plans to relocate 400 workers from the historic downtown building.

The Maryland Heights-based public company will expand north with its acquisition of the Canada-based distributor of water and wastewater products.

The first basketball courts built at Forest Park are now open.

A big St. Louis-based financial services firm is exiting Baltimore's central business district for the city's waterfront as its downtown vacancy crisis continues to grow.

A Chesterfield-based provider of software and consulting for the health care industry has landed a revenue-based financing deal.

The former vice president of diversity, equity and inclusion at a big Clayton law firm has sued, alleging it discriminated and retaliated against her based on race, sex and disability.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson said Monday he doesn’t think the Kansas City Chiefs want to leave Arrowhead Stadium for Kansas, though he acknowledged he hasn’t actually talked to the team’s owners. Speaking to reporters after a bill signing in Kansas City, Parson said he thought the reigning Super Bowl champion wasn’t that interested in building a new domed football stadium. “I think they really want Arrowhead to stay,” Parson said. “I think it’s a unique arena.” Parson’s remarks…

When Crystal Quade and Mike Hamra traveled to the Democratic Governors Association Conference in Minneapolis last month, they came with their stump speeches ready.  Yet before they could push their own platforms as gubernatorial candidates, they had to convince people that a Democrat from Missouri was worth paying attention to.  “Folks are excited about Missouri being back on the map,” said Quade, a Springfield Democrat and state House minority leader, about the conference attendees. “As…