Motorists would get a wider Interstate 70, people with developmental disabilities would get better paid help and parents would get more assistance with child care needs under a state budget plan crafted by negotiators Wednesday evening.
The final tally on the operating budget portion of state spending for the coming year was unavailable immediately after the House-Senate conference committee wrapped up work. But the committee agreed to spend the higher amounts proposed by either chamber on most…
Srikant Chellappa is a man of many talents. He’s CEO of a technology startup, owner of a Maplewood music studio and has even written and produced feature-length films.
Anheuser-Busch InBev will triple its planned investment for Bud Light this summer to boost the brand, CEO Michel Doukeris said Thursday on the company’s first-quarter earnings call.
Massachusetts has fined St. Louis-based Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. Inc. $2.5 million and ordered it to pay $712,612 in restitution to customers after an investigation found that a broker-dealer agent used “predatory sales practices” over several years and Stifel didn't act to stop it.
Equity Bank, based in Wichita, has hired a St. Louis banking executive to be its president, as it folds its chief operating officer responsibilities into that role.
As the grand opening celebration for the St. Louis area’s latest Bass Pro Shops location kicks off Wednesday and lasts through the weekend, representatives of the retailer said they're excited for the public to see the massive store that’s been in the works for two years.
St. Louis-area banks reported figures that fell outside norms on key metrics that the St. Louis Fed tracks as helping to measure the health of lenders. But the numbers don't tell the whole story.
Stifel's deal with the Cardinals follows others with the Blues and U.S. Ski & Snowboard. The finance giant's CEO, Ron Kruszewski, says brand recognition comes slower in his field, necessitating the moves.
A federal judge has dismissed the carpenters union's lawsuit against former St. Louis leader Al Bond, as two billboard companies at the heart of that matter sue the union.
Emerson Electric Co. (NYSE: EMR) has completed several high-profile M&A deals during the first two years of CEO Lal Karsanbhai's tenure, all designed to sharpen its focus around industrial automation and technology. The big ticket items in that process are wrapped up, Karsanbhai said Wednesday.
A St. Louis trial attorney who focuses on family law will serve as the special prosecutor in the indirect criminal contempt of court matter involving St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner.
Allison Schreiber Lee, shareholder at Sandberg Phoenix & Von Gontard PC, will serve as special prosecuting attorney for the matter, next set for a hearing May 30.
Presiding Judge Elizabeth Hogan made the appointment Wednesday, and the court said that Lee is a former assistant circuit attorney in St. Louis and…
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has filed subpoenas with St. Louis University’s School of Nursing to determine whether St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner is taking classes in violation of the law that requires her to “devote her full time and energy” to her duties as the city’s top elected prosecutor.
According to the subpoena, Bailey’s office is seeking all agreements between Gardner and the clinic from Jan. 1, 2021, to the present; all correspondence and emails from and to…
Belden Inc. (NYSE: BDC), the Clayton-based supplier of network infrastructure products and services, has acquired a German-based company that makes cabinets used for fiber connection.
Fixtures from Chesterfield Mall will be sold off over the next year, starting this weekend, in preparation for the mall’s planned demolition and redevelopment.
Emerson said Wednesday that it was promoting Mike Baughman, currently vice president, controller and chief accounting officer, to executive vice president and CFO, effective May 10.
The St. Louis County Council debated a bill Tuesday night that would push all pedestrians to use sidewalks and crosswalks. Otherwise, they could face consequences.
Critics of the bill argued it unfairly targets the homeless community.
St. Louis County Councilman Ernie Trakas sponsored the bill in the name of public safety, saying the council needs to do something about the number of crashes involving pedestrians.
The council voted 5-2 in favor of perfecting this bill. The next step would be final…
Senate Democrats blocked a vote Tuesday night on a wide-ranging bill that would put St. Louis city’s police department and part of the city’s prosecutor’s office under state control.
After nine hours of a Democrat-led filibuster, Republicans set the bill aside for the night. The legislative session ends May 12 at 6 p.m.
Republicans argued St. Louis leaders couldn’t decrease crime on their own, while Democrats said the legislation was purely a political “vendetta” against the city’s…
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