Ostara Inc., a St. Louis-based agtech firm that developed technology to repurpose nutrients from water treatment plants to make fertilizer, has named a new CEO.
The administration of St. Louis County Executive Sam Page this week pitched its latest major plans to address deficiencies at the government’s Clayton headquarters, as legislators remained skeptical of the information.
The International Institute of St. Louis is trying to raise $500,000 in contributions from the private sector and nonprofit groups as it struggles with anti-immigration executive orders and policies from President Donald Trump.
Jon Patterson still had three weeks before he officially took over as speaker of the Missouri House, but in mid-December he was already busy putting out fires from his soon-to-be predecessor.
The Lee’s Summit, Missouri, Republican had caught wind that staff for then-Speaker Dean Plocher were making moves to fill open legislative jobs before Patterson took over.
Plocher had endured more than a year of scandal, including allegations that he threatened to fire nonpartisan staff who raised concerns…
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Having seen the reports of the lost lives of our soldiers from foreign conflicts, from feelings of worthlessness, to drugs, to suicide, I believe that whatever the rest of us could do to be of help, we should.
The company deemed its North County corporate campus too large for its needs, so it's putting it up for sale as a redevelopment opportunity while searching for a new headquarters location, with a "very strong preference to remain in the St. Louis area."
St. Louis Post-Dispatch parent Lee Enterprises on Thursday reported a fiscal first-quarter loss of $16 million, as it said it's identified $40 million in annual cuts it will soon implement.
United States Steel Corp. CEO David Burritt is reportedly meeting with President Donald Trump on Thursday at the White House in an attempt to revive the $14.9 billion deal with Nippon Steel Corp.
Legislation allowing low-dose intoxicating hemp drinks to continue to be sold in grocery and liquor stores won the approval of committees in both the Missouri House and Senate this week.
A House committee advanced a bill 12 to 5 on Wednesday afternoon, followed the next morning by a 5 to 1 by a Senate committee.
While the bills carve out a place for hemp-THC seltzers to remain on store shelves, both bills ban intoxicating hemp edibles and vapes from being sold outside of marijuana dispensaries.
That…
St. Louis-based law firm BCLP on Thursday announced it plans to open two offices in Saudi Arabia, a move which the law firm said is an “important next step for the firm’s growth strategy in the Middle East."