Panera Brands Inc. has filed confidential paperwork for an initial public offering, the Financial Times reported, citing people familiar with the matter. Here's when they say the IPO could happen.
The university said Friday it will eliminate nine of its NCAA athletic teams, a move that comes as it seeks to right-size its athletics department and reduce expenses.
Foundation created by former owners of Nature's Bakery initially planned to invest only $150,000, but the volume of grant applicants was so strong that it tripled the amount.
Feds weighed the company's financial condition in agreeing to waive a penalty for securities law violations, but instead issued other oversight measures.
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded Saint Louis University's School of Education a $5.96 million grant to address a teacher shortage in Missouri.
An employer that fails to provide notice as required by the Illinois WARN Act is liable to each affected employee for back pay and benefits for the period of the violation, up to a maximum of 60 days, IDOL said. The employer may also be subject to a civil penalty of up to $500 for each day of the notice violation.
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Entrepreneurship is the lifeblood of St. Louis' regional economy. And it goes well beyond business success – it's about fostering innovation, creating jobs, and revitalizing our communities. In our fast-growing and increasingly vibrant startup ecosystem, founders are acting as catalysts for change, propelling this city into a dynamic and exciting future of limitless potential. At the forefront of this entrepreneurial renaissance is Arch Grants.
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Tucked inside an Overland office park, MARSfarm is changing the way people across the world learn about agriculture. By bringing countertop-sized greenhouses to classrooms, the agtech company is helping students from elementary schools to research universities better understand plant science and greenhouse management.
The idea for the company, which launched three years ago, began seven years ago when Peter Webb, co-founder and CEO, and Drew Thomas, co-founder and chief operating officer, met with…
A Kansas City-based developer plans to build an apartment complex after acquiring prominent properties at the intersection of South Kingshighway Boulevard and Interstate 64 held by developer Lux Living.
A Kansas City-based bank with a large presence in the St. Louis region has named a more than 25-year company veteran as chief investment officer, overseeing the company’s private wealth management investment team.
Restaurateur Mike Johnson says that having a healthy downtown is critically important to the St. Louis region, which is partly why he and partners are opening a new restaurant concept on Washington Avenue early next year.
Venture Cafe St. Louis, which has provided weekly entrepreneurial programming in the Cortex innovation district for nearly a decade, plans to wind down its current operations.
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