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The holders of debt on a prominent downtown St. Louis office tower have put it up for sale, after the property was put into receivership earlier this year.

A lawsuit seeks to block new plans to renovate University City's annex and trinity buildings, arguing they violate a charter provision putting sales or leases of certain buildings up to a vote of the public.

Pitney Bowes, a global shipping and mailing company, recently opened a St. Louis-area service center.

From the Sports Business Journal. The field of potential suitors for the National Women's Soccer League’s 16th franchise is coming into focus following last Friday’s preliminary bid deadline. What's not yet clear is whether Nashville submitted a bid, but the city is part of the conversation surrounding the expansion. Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell previously said he is in support of bringing women's professional sports to Music City. "I have no objection to Major League Baseball being…

Midwest BankCentre and Together Credit Union are among the lenders participating in a program offered by the Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines that can reduce the interest rate on mortgages for those who qualify.

The Saint Louis Zoo continues to make progress on construction of its $230 million WildCare Park satellite safari park in north St. Louis County, which is expected to open to visitors in 2027, and said the project will generate a massive regional economic impact in the next decade.

The St. Louis Business Journal unveiled and celebrated the fastest-growing private companies in the region during a lunch event Thursday at the Marriott St. Louis Grand Hotel downtown.

The move ends a saga that saw St. Louis stand alone in its stance, developed during the Covid-19 pandemic, that nonresidents shouldn't get refunds on the earnings tax for work done outside the city for city-based employers.

(The Center Square) – As campaigning escalates before Missouri’s August primary election, Republican Gov. Mike Parson asked citizens on Thursday to look away for a moment. With Interstate 70 in Columbia, Missouri, as a backdrop, Parson said the ceremonial groundbreaking to begin the $2.8 billion expansion of the highway to six lanes across the state displayed good government. “It affects everybody,” Parson said as he was joined by current and former local, federal and state legislators…

It was clear that the criteria for those who were hired at the school was a standard of outstanding character and true dedication to the students.

The St. Louis Business Journal's AdvanceSTL survey asked business leaders across the country whether they'd consider expanding or relocating to St. Louis. Here's what they had to say.

Questions have been raised by non-winning contractors and some of the winning minority subcontractors about the process surrounding the St. Louis County Port Authority’s awarding of a contract for demolition of Jamestown Mall, according to a report in a construction trade publication.

The St. Louis region's 50 fastest-growing private companies this year had an average growth of 90.9%. Check out the two-year growth rate of each company, as well as the industries represented and more.

The city of St. Louis said Thursday it will eventually loan drivers, via a nonprofit, money to pay for personal property taxes, and auto tag fees and insurance premiums.

Doug Armstrong said he stayed in touch with Alex Steen following his retirement after the 2019-2020 season.

Harvey’s Coffee and Cocktails, a new coffee and cocktail lounge at 2706 Olive St. in the city’s Midtown neighborhood, opens Friday.

The 2024 program honors 11 startups, companies and organizations that reached key milestones in the last year. In addition, we are honoring one individual with the Legacy Entrepreneur Award this year.

The company, led by a former Anheuser-Busch and Schnuck Markets executive, relocated from California.

Ascension, the St. Louis-based, multistate health system, said there’s no evidence that a recent cyberattack resulted in data being taken from electronic health records and other clinical systems, but hackers did steal files "from a small number of servers" that may contain protected health information.

Rodgers Townsend, one of St. Louis’ largest advertising agencies, is shutting down.