St. Louis-based coal producer Peabody Energy Corp. (NYSE: BTU) said it's "reviewing all options" related to its planned $3.78 billion acquisition of Australian steelmaking coal assets from Anglo American PLC after a fire stopped production at a mine that's part of the deal.
Post Holdings Inc., the nearly $8 billion consumer packaged goods holding company, is closing two manufacturing facilities, affecting hundreds of workers.
Where those numbers for the Argent St. Louis Stock Index are at the end of the second quarter ending June 30 will be closely watched as investors fear a bear market as well as a possible recession.
Nursing home industry officials are urging Illinois lawmakers to increase the rates they receive from the state’s Medicaid system, arguing the current rates are outdated and are forcing many facilities around the state out of business.
“We’ve expressed our concerns that closures will happen. We’ve been saying that for years, and it’s actually happening now, and it will continue to get worse,” Jonathan Aaron, co-president of the industry lobby group Health Care Council of Illinois, said…
A bill allowing the Missouri Lottery to install video gambling machines at retail locations across the state faces a difficult path to final passage — even if the sponsor can find enough votes to get it out of the Missouri House.
Republican state Sen. Brad Hudson of Cape Fair, who also filed a bill allowing video lottery games, said in an interview Tuesday that he hasn’t pushed his proposal forward because it was assigned to a hostile committee.
Three Senate bills authorizing video lottery…
Brickline Greenway is the bold vision to catalyze economic opportunity in the City of St. Louis, supporting growth regionwide. It includes 12 miles of new greenways knitting 14 city neighborhoods and four anchor parks together, with native trees, public art and community development along the way to attract and retain talent and give St. Louis a competitive edge.
The retiring CEO of Great Rivers Greenway, Susan Trautman, shared the top four questions (and answers) she gets asked the most. She says…
St. Louis County voters on Tuesday rejected a proposition that would have enabled the county council to remove government department heads, a measure vehemently opposed by the leader it targeted, County Executive Sam Page.
Alderwoman Cara Spencer on Tuesday won election to become the 48th mayor of St. Louis, soundly defeating incumbent Tishaura Jones, who won't get a second term.
Two bills are up for consideration by the St. Louis County Council that, combined, would provide $11.3 million to various nonprofits to fund social services projects, as well as address food insecurity in north St. Louis County.
Stifel Financial Corp., the financial services giant, has added 36 advisers with $4 billion in assets under management with the completion of its planned deal to buy the employee brokerage business of Los Angeles-based B. Riley Financial Inc., Stifel said late Monday.
President Donald Trump is using tariffs to try to “recalibrate” trade policies that over several decades have become unfair to the United States, Stifel Financial Corp. Chairman and CEO Ron Kruszewski said Tuesday.
A special purpose acquisition company has not yet held a shareholders meeting to approve a merger that backers say would create a new publicly traded firm based in St. Louis.
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