The contestants participating in an international housing design competition, to be held next year in downtown St. Louis, gave each other the first glimpses Thursday of their affordable, energy-efficient housing designs that will be built and displayed on site.
There is still time to make your nomination for the 2024 Champions for Diversity & Inclusion Awards program.
The nomination deadline has been extended to Thursday, June 13.
The program, which includes awards for an individual, a for-profit and a nonprofit, celebrates those who have shown exceptional commitment to advancing diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace or in the St. Louis community. You can submit a nomination here.
The winners will be announced in July and profiled in a special…
A subsidiary of Centene Corp. has moved its St. Louis-area pharmacy company out of a building owned by a Wildwood man who is battling the companies in court over the management of that business.
The St. Louis Blues will continue to lease and use a Maryland Heights ice arena as the team’s practice facility after the city’s decision Thursday to end the troubled rink’s management by a Blues-affiliated nonprofit organization.
The St. Louis-based public industrial technology company is selling its remaining stake in the climate technologies business it spun out last year, which is now one of St. Louis' biggest private companies.
Business group Greater St. Louis Inc. and development agency St. Louis Development Corp. should purchase multiple buildings downtown to strengthen the Gateway Mall that runs between the Gateway Arch and St. Louis City SC’s CityPark Stadium.
A St. Louis-based company that provides automated clinical data processing solutions for health care providers has received a private equity investment.
Northern Trust Corp. (Nasdaq: NTRS), which next year will mark its 25th year operating in the St. Louis area, has published a 300-page book titled “Secrets of Enterprising Families.”
As vice president and general manager of KMOV-TV, J.D. Sosnoff played a key role in parent Gray Television's decision for the station to leave its longtime location downtown for Maryland Heights. Sosnoff said Gray spent millions of dollars to buy a three-story building in Maryland Heights and renovate it for a state-of-the-art broadcasting and content creation space.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed suit against a big fast food franchisee, claiming it hasn't filed federally required forms regarding pay and workforce demographics.
A St. Louis-based provider of industrial equipment and parts for mining, recycling and other industries has added an Oregon-based business to its brand portfolio.
The leading candidates to be Missouri’s next governor disagree on whether the state should offer incentives to keep the Kansas City Chiefs from relocating to Kansas.
On Tuesday, the top Republican lawmakers in Kansas announced that they had reached out to the Chiefs organization to urge the team to consider moving across the state line. To sweeten the deal, the state could consider issuing hundreds of millions of dollars in bonds to finance construction of a new stadium.
Gov. Mike Parson,…
Here's how much a private equity firm with ties to St. Louis is paying to buy Oberweis Dairy through a bankruptcy auction, and what it says it has planned for the business.
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