Many of the top 10 companies on the Business Journal's List of St. Louis' Largest Privately Held Companies have been dominant for years. Their combined revenue makes up 62% of the total revenue of all 150 companies on the List.
The state’s Division of Cannabis Regulation is revoking the marijuana manufacturing license of Delta Extraction after accusing the company of illegally importing “marijuana product” from out-of-state and adding it to Missouri-grown marijuana products.
The revocation will take effect on Dec. 2.
The Robertsville-based company is at the center of Missouri’s massive marijuana recall that was issued on Aug. 14. The state recently rolled back part of the recall, but the fate of more than 45,000…
Associate members of St. Louis community radio station KDHX on Wednesday sued the nonprofit, asking a judge to declare that their move to oust two KDHX board members and install three others is valid.
Web development and digital marketing agency Integrity has promoted two employees to newly created C-suite roles designed to help the company continue its growth trajectory.
Business group Greater St. Louis Inc. in its second year in operation saw revenue fall 22%, as member dues were off 12%, though it still operated in the black.
Vanessa Woods used the skills she learned as a ballerina to found Vitality in Motion, a company offering dance classes to seniors. The company now employs 40 dance teachers and offers classes in more than 130 locations.
A tentative contract General Motors reached last month with the United Auto Workers union has garnered enough votes by workers nationwide to ratify the deal, although union members at several large plants, including in Wentzville, rejected the agreement.
A state-court judge ruled Wednesday that Lambert airport's leader had the authority to terminate a lease agreement with a firm that had sought to develop a $100 million air cargo facility on a 50-acre northern tract of airport property.
Last week Ohio was the latest state to institute a reproductive rights amendment to its constitution. The vote was cheered by Democrats in Missouri, but a similar fight in the Show-Me state may not lead to electoral success for Democrats.
Major League Baseball owners Thursday approved the Oakland Athletics' plans to move to Las Vegas, potentially sending the city's last major-league sports franchise into its final at-bat in the East Bay.
Missouri’s requirement for voters to show government-issued photo identification before casting a ballot will be on trial starting Friday.
Over four days, Cole County Circuit Judge John Beetem will hear familiar arguments that the law passed in 2022 unconstitutionally restricts the right to vote by imposing burdens that disenfranchise large numbers of people. In 2006 and 2020, Missouri courts struck down photo ID requirements for voting as violations of the state’s constitution.
Denise Lieberman,…
The Workers United union said that workers at the eight unionized Starbucks stores in the St. Louis area will be among those participating in a one-day strike against the company Thursday.
The Hill building at Shaw Avenue and Edwards Street that houses Carnivore restaurant and the Riverfront Times newspaper hit the market recently for $7 million.
Industrial technology firm Watlow has opened a new $6 million R&D facility in St. Louis County that it says will create 10 to 15 new jobs and will develop materials used in its thermal systems.
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