BizJournal 💲📰

The new pact, which includes a $3.15-per-hour raise, includes language to protect workers from being "blindsided by possible outsourcing."

The fleet management affiliate of St. Louis-based car rental giant Enterprise Mobility has added five North American locations to support its growing client list.

The owner and two employees of a St. Louis County home health care firm pleaded guilty in a Missouri Medicaid fraud scheme of more than $552,000, the feds said.

The St. Louis Business Journal has selected 11 honorees for the 2024 Business of Pride Awards, now in its fourth year.

An Anheuser-Busch heir’s fight over control of a $163 million real estate investment trust came to an end in a Clayton courtroom Wednesday.

Time is running out for legislation that would make it harder to sue pesticide manufacturers over claims their products cause cancer, with an unusual coalition of opponents working to ensure they’ve stalled the bill’s progress. The bill, critics argue, shields large corporations at the expense of everyday Missourians who have developed non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma they attribute to the use of pesticides formulated with glyphosate — most prominently, Roundup. Supporters, including Roundup’s…

Union Station is planning a huge expansion with new amusement rides to hopefully open next summer. While some of the best attractions remain at Union Station, the National Historic Landmark keeps reinventing itself. "From what it was 20 years ago, it's unrecognizable. It really is. And I think that's part of the magic of Union Station," said Cameron Schoeffel, director of sales and entertainment at Union Station. Schoeffel said they are always thinking of more reasons for locals to stay downtown…

Ferguson-based Copeland has hired Darel Callis as its chief operating officer and Patrick Forsythe to be chief technology officer.

Sunflower Health Plan, a subsidiary of Centene Corp., is among three managed care organizations chosen by Kansas to deliver health benefits and other services under the Medicaid program and Children's Health Insurance Program.

One of the St. Louis region's largest privately held businesses is again expanding its footprint in Illinois through an acquisition.

Airlines said the new federal rules aren't needed; the government said the rules will save travelers $500 million a year.

Flint Fowler will retire at year's end from his post as president of Boys & Girls Club of Greater St. Louis.

The long-time owners are letting go of a signature piece of their restaurant group, part of a desire to “get out and enjoy ourselves while we have the opportunity."

The firm claims that the city improperly changed the formula used to assess the earnings tax liability of non-resident partners, resulting in a $370,000 bill for unpaid taxes, interest and penalties.

The St. Louis-based commercial cleaning and janitorial services company adds five new states – and 1,200 workers – to its operations with the acquisition of a Kansas-based business.

Clayton-based FinLocker, which has developed a financial app to help homebuyers, has raised $17 million from investors as it seeks to grow its revenue.

A Democratic filibuster of legislation making it harder for Missourians to amend the state constitution through citizen-led initiatives stretched through the night and into its 15th hour Tuesday morning. Though Democrats oppose the changes to the initiative petition process, their filibuster was focused on GOP efforts to include “ballot candy” that would add unrelated issues about immigrants voting and foreign fundraising to the question that would appear on the statewide ballot. Unless Republicans…

The St. Louis-based health system has begun offering regional updates following a ransomware attack last week that took down some of its systems.

A quickly growing, subscription-based skin care studio is coming to the St. Louis region.

The developer also released new renderings of how the project would remake the historic and long-vacant Crunden-Martin manufacturing buildings south of the Gateway Arch.