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Boeing issued a multi-operator message for airlines to examine their 737 Max aircraft.

Business owners, executives, senior-level managers and the general public turn to the Book of Lists again and again as they seek information about the area’s economy and the companies and individuals that help our region prosper.

A St. Louis County-based distributor of self-serve beverage dispensing technology has sued one of its owners, alleging fraud and deceit, including allegations he abruptly shut down the business’ office without prior notice.

Three Kings Public House is making its return to the Loop after closing in April because of a fire.

There is one week left to submit your nomination for the St. Louis Business Journal's 2024 Best Places to Work Awards program.

The warehouse at the site is 100% leased to three tenants, and the 7-acre site functions as the furniture showroom of one of St. Louis’ largest local office furniture dealers.

The Center for Emerging Technologies (CET), a longstanding innovation center within the Cortex innovation district, has dissolved as its own entity in a move that will cut costs and rebrand CET's programming with the Cortex moniker.

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page has hired longtime politico Mike Jones as a senior adviser, Jones confirmed Thursday.

A Missouri-based retailer of beers, wines and spirits is quickly expanding and planning to open its first location in the St. Louis region in fall 2024.

The sale price for the complex was the equivalent of $106,000 per apartment unit.

Missouri lawmakers return next week to Jefferson City for their annual session with a new fight brewing between House and Senate Republicans that may have hastened a change in duties for long-time House GOP political strategist Jonathan Ratliff. Ratliff, who leveraged his success building a legislative supermajority into a political consulting firm with a variety of clients, will be replaced as executive director of the House Republican Campaign Committee. Ratliff will be retained as a “senior…

The Missouri Department of Economic Development touted that its support helped bring nine companies to the state. See which four are expanding in the St. Louis area.

A South Kingshighway Boulevard site could become a location of a popular coffee chain under plans up for zoning approval.

Orangetheory Fitness gyms operating in the St. Louis area face an eviction push, court documents reveal.

Hospital Sisters Health System (HSHS), a nonprofit health system which operates several facilities in Metro East, has named a new chief financial officer.

A discount retailer that opened its first store in the St. Louis region earlier this year plans to expand in St. Louis County.

At public universities across the state, staff and faculty unions have faced a contentious year of negotiations and, in some cases, strikes.  Pay has been a major issue on several campuses and the unions are now looking to Springfield for potential reforms to the state’s higher education funding.  At Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, negotiations are ongoing between campus leadership and the union that represents clerical workers.  Amy Bodenstab, who works as an office manager in…

Most housing economists agree the conditions for housing will improve, even if only slightly, in 2024, but one report predicts that prices will fall significantly in the St. Louis area.

Before it closed, the establishment was one of the St. Louis region’s oldest continuously operating restaurants, operating for nearly 70 years.

It took years — and a lot of money — for the University of Kansas to defend its basketball program and coaches against allegations of benefitting from improper benefits to recruits.