From founder Maxine Clark and CEO Sharon Price John to Baby Yoda and Mike Tyson, those who played a role in Build-A-Bear Workshop's growth to a $468 million toy retailer and entertainment business chronicle its 25-year history in the new documentary “Unstuffed: A Build-A-Bear Story."
Fans attending St. Louis Blues games at Enterprise Center this season will notice new names on entrance gates, additional food options and upgrades to the facility that might normally go unnoticed.
In the midst of a strike that has shuttered several American vehicle manufacturers’ assembly lines across the country, GM and Ford both recorded jumps in third-quarter sales, while Chrysler parent Stellantis didn’t fare so well.
Taking over the top spot at your company, or moving to lead a new company, isn't easy. Here's what new top executives of several St. Louis organizations, including First Bank, McBride Homes and St. Louis City SC say is the biggest challenge to taking on new leadership roles.
The family-owned grocery chain will open the second location under its "fresh" concept later this month, as it closes a nearby grocery store it acquired last year.
Local television ratings for the St. Louis Cardinals in 2023 fell sharply as the Major League Baseball club endured its first losing season since 2007.
The branch, which will be located inside the Urban League's new St. Louis headquarters, will enable area residents to be fully banked so they won’t have to use predatory lending companies.
The founder and CEO of Clayton-based online learning firm Nerdy (NYSE: NRDY) has purchased more shares of the company, adding to his unusually big stake in the firm.
Women powered a spike in entrepreneurship amid the pandemic, but 2023 brought new challenges that threaten the chance to shrink the entrepreneurial gap.
Andrew Kuhlman had no idea when he accepted an apprentice position just over a decade ago with Stages St. Louis, a nonprofit theater company now in its 38th year, that he would someday lead the organization. "My dream did come true. I just didn't know it was the dream,” Kuhlman says.
To pass a package of tax credits designed to expand affordable child care will require getting by the “knuckleheads” in the state Senate, Missouri Chamber of Commerce President Dan Mehan said Wednesday.
As he greeted the audience and panelists at a forum on the state’s child care needs in Columbia, Missouri, Mehan blamed the defeat of a bill crafted as part of Gov. Mike Parson’s legislative package on Republican factionalism in the Missouri Senate. The bill, sponsored by state Rep. Brenda…
Froedtert Health, which co-owns Network Health with Ascension Wisconsin, plans to buy Ascension Wisconsin’s interest in the Menasha-based health insurance company.
The city of St. Charles will turn on three of its offline water wells at the Elm Point Wellfield next week, a city spokeswoman said.
Leslie Knight, strategic communications manager for the city, said the wells CW-6, CW-7 and CW-8 will be turned back on next Wednesday, Oct. 10. Knight said the resumption comes after the city installed a new carbon filtration system to process the water before it is pumped to residents.
The city will shut down the only well currently operating, CW-10, for maintenance,…
St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones said she wants to give area senior citizens a break by freezing their property taxes.
"It's once in a lifetime for our seniors to freeze their taxes for many, many years to come," Jones said.
The Missouri Legislature passed Senate Bill 190 earlier this year. It gives each county and St. Louis the choice to enact a property tax freeze for seniors.
St. Charles County leaders have already said yes, but St. Louis County has said no.
Jones hosted a roundtable with senior…
An appeals court will be asked to take another look at whether a trade association for Missouri casinos can sue a company that puts video games offering cash prizes in convenience stores and other retailers across the state.
The Missouri Gaming Association said in a news release Wednesday that it will appeal the decision that dismissed its claims against Torch Electronics. That same decision, issued Monday by Cole County Circuit Judge Daniel Green, also dismissed the case raised by Torch and convenience…
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