Office holiday parties could look different this year, St. Louis event planners say, as events get smaller and shorter, and gifts are offered since employees are more frequently out of the office.
General Motors (NYSE: GM) said Tuesday there’s no “immediate impact” on its Wentzville assembly plant from a major fire at a parts supplier in Kentucky.
The freestanding, adjoining buildings, which date to 1897, are across the street from SLU and near Chaifetz Arena. Preservationist groups see potential for redevelopment of the structures.
The high-traffic shopping center site, which is about 1.2 miles east of the I-270 interchange, is along a major hotspot for bank and credit union branches in the St. Louis region
The move would seem to suggest that the Battlehawks will remain intact as its league, the XFL, pursues a merger with the rival United States Football League.
The Missouri Supreme Court has denied Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft’s attempt to appeal rulings against his ballot summary for initiative petitions seeking to enshrine the right to abortion in the state constitution.
The court also rejected an appeal seeking to reject cost estimates crafted by Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick.
The decisions came down Monday evening, less than a week after Ashcroft asked the state’s highest court to take up the case.
Ashcroft is attempting to keep the wording…
The city of St. Louis is potentially out of hundreds of thousands of dollars in revenue since October.
The city failed to file paperwork with the state of Missouri in time to collect sales tax on recreational marijuana. In April 2023, a proposition was passed to add an additional 3% sales tax in St. Louis city.
It was meant to go into effect on Oct. 1, 2023.
Yet, the St. Louis mayor's office says that the proper notification to marijuana purveyors and the required documentation to the State…
The board overseeing Missouri’s state employee pension plan voted down a proposal by state Treasurer Vivek Malek to sell off any investments in Chinese stocks and other securities.
On a voice vote last week, the 11-member board of the Missouri State Employees Retirement System rejected Malek’s call to punish the Asian economic powerhouse for COVID-19, spy balloons and the fentanyl crisis by pulling its pension investments in the Asian economic powerhouse.
China has become a bad investment…
A downtown St. Louis office building has sold for $7 million less than what it last traded for nearly five years ago, a transaction that comes amid continued use of remote work and a gradual increase in central business district office vacancy.
The big local player will team up with Mazars, the world's 11th-largest accounting firm, by acquiring its U.S. subsidiary. Although the two companies will maintain separate ownership, they will operate under a single, new brand once the deal closes in June.
The redeveloper of the vacant Jefferson Arms, a massive downtown St. Louis property along Tucker Boulevard between St. Charles and Locust streets, is suing a contractor it says was supposed to perform fire and utilities work.
A Cole County, Missouri, jury on Friday ordered Bayer to pay $1.56 billion to four plaintiffs who said the company's Roundup weedkiller caused their cancer.
Emerson Electric Co. said Monday it has invested in a Danish company that provides technology designed to lower emissions and energy usage in shipping operations.
Regulators at the Illinois Commerce Commission on Thursday unanimously approved rate hikes for four major natural gas utilities, but the little-known regulatory body’s decision was perhaps more notable for what it rejected.
The five-member board flexed its regulatory muscle, slashing the utilities’ requested rate increases by as much as 50%.
“This was an earthquake in Illinois utility regulation,” Abe Scarr, director of consumer advocacy group Illinois PIRG told Capitol News Illinois after…
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