The Missouri secretary of state alleged that a Kansas City-area man failed to disclose conflicts of interest to investors, included false and misleading information in sales offerings, and failed to pay any profit or return any principal to investors.
About 450 people attended the luncheon, which recognized 25 women making a difference in the St. Louis business community. This is the 25th year the Business Journal has celebrated women business leaders in the region.
Of all the stories that are written about “the exploits” and self-promotions of many of today’s athletes and celebrities, Jackie Smith represents what have unfortunately become old-fashioned virtues.
Two new laws are now on the books for the city of St. Louis to reduce gun violence and increase police accountability.
St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones signed the two bills, Board Bill 29 and Board Bill 82, into law Thursday afternoon, the mayor's office said in a press release. BB29 prohibits people from openly carrying firearms unless they have a concealed carry permit. BB82 mandates that police officers must identify themselves with their name and badge number during consent searches, along with…
A pair of local business owners are planning a new 13-acre soccer field development in St. Charles County, with hopes of providing more fields for independent soccer teams in the region.
You don't have to travel far to find the best food in the Midwest. Some of the region's best eateries are located in the St. Louis area, according to crowd-sourced review platform Yelp.
San Francisco-based Yelp created its 10th annual Top 100 Midwest Restaurants list, using the total volume and ratings of reviews published between Jan. 1, 2021, and May 1, 2023, for restaurants across Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota and Wisconsin.
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This is the 24th year the St. Louis Business Journal is honoring women who make a difference in the St. Louis business community. That means we've honored more than 500 women during this time.
In the two years since Dr. Cheryl Watkins took the helm at the YWCA Metro St. Louis, the organization has increased its annual budget by 15%, from $29 million to $33.8 million.
In her four years as president and CEO of the United Way of Greater St. Louis, Michelle Tucker has assisted in raising and investing more than $337 million into the local community.
As managing principal at Christner Architects, Wehe has managed more than $250 million in construction, and her current projects include the St. Louis City Soccer Club headquarters and the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra renovation and expansion.
Laura Toledo is a member of Lathrop GPM’s financial services practice group, providing representation in all aspects of lending, loan workouts, restructurings, and commercial litigation.
The complaint filed July 19 accuses Amazon of “ongoing indifference to worker safety” and use of work practices that lead to including excessive work rates, repetitive tasks and the lifting of oversized packages that lead to “serious injuries.” An Amazon spokesperson said the facility has a "consistent track record of safety improvement."
Style expert and consultant Laura Sawyier uses research from the applied psychology of fashion to support a wide range of clients from individuals to non-profit organizations and Fortune 500 companies.
Two St. Louis-area companies appear on the new Fortune Global 500 list for 2023, which ranks the world's largest corporations by revenue for their fiscal 2022.
At Illinois American Water, Beth Matthews oversees operations of Illinois’ largest investor-owned water and wastewater utility, which provides service to approximately 1.3 million people.
In her role as principal and head of community impact at Edward Jones, Laura Ellenhorn creates infrastructure, strategy, and systems focused on building community.
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