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Some nonstop routes out of St. Louis Lambert International Airport have not come back after being dropped amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

Schnuck Markets Inc. will hold a "grant reopening" celebration next weekend for its Crestwood location, which has undergone a total store remodel.

Advantage Capital has made its first investment from a fund created to provide capital to minority-owned businesses with the goal of helping to “close the racial wealth gap," officials said.

The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District is pursuing Paul McKee's NorthSide Regeneration in court over unpaid fees, as the North City landholder also owes the government hundreds of thousands of dollars in delinquent property taxes.

Dan Dokovic's family of companies also now includes a St. Louis-area construction firm which it acquired in February.

World Wide Technology Raceway said Friday it has sold out its annual NASCAR Cup Series race, the Enjoy Illinois 300, for the second consecutive year.

Nearly all of St. Louis' largest trust companies reported declines in trust assets under management in 2022, reversing a years-long trend of growth. We spoke with local experts to understand what this means for the industry, and what to expect in 2023.

There are new developments in the reorganization of the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office. KSDK has confirmed top prosecutor Gabe Gore is bringing in another familiar face to help lead his office. It's a person who ran against former Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner. Gore is wasting no time making hires, just days after he was sworn into office. This week, two new hires were announced to help steer the ship. In KSDK's one-on-one interview with Gabe Gore this week, he said, "The first thing we need…

I have my credit card ready to insert into the little machine, and then, of course, the new development in the “world of payments” is staring me right in the eyes. Tip amount “15%, 20%, etc., or none.”

Business group Greater St. Louis Inc. is teaming up with Go! St. Louis to elevate the fitness nonprofit’s annual marathon, announcing Thursday a new partnership focused on making it a “nationally significant race.”

Boardwalk Waffles and Ice Cream has shuttered its Soulard location at 1001 Russell Blvd.

Leaders of the initiative to build an advanced manufacturing center in north St. Louis announced a partnership Thursday with a nonprofit group to lead research and development of pharmaceutical ingredients.

Food technology firm Benson Hill Inc. (NYSE: BHIL) has made staffing cuts as part of its efforts to reduce costs and improve cash flow as it seeks to achieve profitability by 2025.

High costs of care and tight margins are driving hospitals to consider mergers, while critics say health care mega mergers almost always lead to increased consumer costs.

The Greek Kitchen, located at 343 S. Kirkwood Road in Kirkwood, will be closing after dinner on Saturday, July 1, its owners said.

In the final hours of their spring session last week, Illinois lawmakers approved a controversial measure that would give existing power companies in downstate Illinois, notably Ameren Illinois, the first crack at installing new transmission lines. The measure applies to companies that already own or operate electric transmission lines under the purview of the Midcontinent Independent System Operator, or MISO, the grid operator for a wide swath of the Midwest, including much of downstate and parts…

Plaintiffs in the lawsuit challenging the city of St. Louis' interpretation of its 1% earnings tax have asked the Missouri Supreme Court to review the case and bypass an appellate court, in a bid to expedite a matter that could severely impact the city's budget.

Under CEO Sarah London's leadership, Centene has divested in several businesses acquired under Neidorff's tenure and reversed some of his key initiatives. The corporation has scrapped plans to build an East Coast headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina; pulled out of a naming rights deal for St. Louis' Major League Soccer stadium and halted use of the Centene Charitable Foundation as a patron of the arts in the St. Louis area and across the country.

When we launched the Business of Pride Awards two years ago, we thought it might be too late to do so in St. Louis. But we were wrong: elevating advocates for the LGBTQIA+ community is perhaps more important than ever.

The Missouri General Assembly this year passed bills barring transgender youth from starting gender-affirming health care and another bill requiring student athletes to compete on teams based on the gender assigned to them at birth. In light of the actions, we asked this year's Business of Pride honorees to tell how the St. Louis region and state of Missouri can be more welcoming for the LGBTQIA+ community.