Goldman Sachs announced Friday that small business funding is expanding to Missouri and State Fair Community College in Sedalia has begun to offer the “in person” part of an education program.
Whether you're a young professional working to reach your next career goal, or a leader interested in developing talent, good mentoring relationships can help you reach your goals. The Business Journal asked several of the mentors for this year's Mentoring Monday event to share advice for making the most of their mentoring relationships.
Hi-Pointe Cannabis, a dispensary that closed earlier this week at 1015 McCausland Ave. in the city’s Hi-Pointe neighborhood, will reopen Friday as Blue Sage Cannabis Deli.
In recent stories reported about the Boeing corporation’s procedures within its manufacturing, procurement and assemblage of some aircraft, there are concerning issues.
According to industry data, St. Louis is performing worse than other top 25 hotel markets in these key areas: occupancy, revenue per room and average daily rate.
The executive director of the St. Louis Area Business Health Coalition and the Midwest Health Initiative has announced she'll retire after 20 years of service.
Community solar allows customers to receive the financial benefits of clean energy without owning a property or having to pay the upfront costs for solar.
The restaurant in late April will transition to an à la carte menu from a prix fixe menu — a change its owners say is driven in part by consumers' desire for less expensive menu options.
After weeks of flirting with the idea, state Sen. Lincoln Hough of Springfield jumped into the Republican Primary for lieutenant governor on Thursday.
Hough, who is serving his second term in the Missouri Senate, joins a field that includes a colleague, state Sen. Holly Thompson Rehder of Scott City, House Speaker Dean Plocher, Franklin County Clerk Tim Baker and St. Louis County businessman Paul Berry III.
In an interview with The Independent, Hough said he will highlight his sponsorship of…
Chick-fil-A pays a fee based on the number of team members who enroll in a bachelor’s program. Missouri Baptist University provides the education, and the team member/student has the opportunity to earn a tuition-free bachelor’s degree, says university executive Bryce Chapman.
AT&T said Thursday that most of the people affected by a nationwide service outage have cell service again, after hours without the ability to place calls, send texts or access the internet without Wi-Fi.
In an emailed statement, an AT&T spokesperson said late Thursday morning that about a quarter of affected customers are still without cell service.
“Some of our customers are experiencing wireless service interruptions this morning," the spokesperson wrote. "Our network teams took immediate…
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