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One of the region’s largest accounting firms has named the former head of downtown booster organization Downtown STL Inc. to the new position of chief growth officer.

Construction is underway on a new apartment complex in St. Charles County, funded with low-income housing tax credits.

The trip had begun as we crossed the Ambassador Bridge into Canada as we left Michigan. It was June of 2002, and 9/11 was seemingly just a moment away in the past, the horror of it all was etched so deeply in all our minds and hearts.

Plaintiffs’ attorneys have withdrawn a motion that sought to disqualify a high-profile attorney serving as a special master in a Roundup lawsuit because of his close legal and business relationship with the lead trial attorney for the company. Here's why.

A local bank fired its CEO after he was ousted from the holding company's board of directors and replaced by his successor.

Amid the growth, the industry is changing. One expert said that "reinsurance has tightened up, resulting in very strict underwriting guidelines and less capacity for risk," which has led insurance carriers to stop writing new business in 2023.

Build-A-Bear is looking to piggyback off the success of Barbie — the Mattel Inc.-toy-turned-Hollywood-juggernaut, which is currently the second-highest grossing movie of the year — as it looks to continue making moves in the entertainment industry.

Caitlin Metz and Andrew Gillilan are the couple behind Saturday Morning Carton, a weekly dispatch of homemade muffins and cold brew coffee alongside a handwritten newspaper, delivered to your doorstep.

GlobalSTL Lead Vijay Chauhan and BioSTL President and CEO Donn Rubin in June took a three-day trip to Scotland, marking GlobalSTL’s first trip to the country.

The company had made a public bid for U.S. Steel last week on the heels of an offer from Cleveland-Cliffs Inc.

The city of St. Louis has chosen 29 projects for its first round of $20 million in grants designed to create innovative community projects and affordable housing.

The Missouri History Museum on Wednesday opened The Key Bistro, a French-inspired eatery located inside the museum at 5700 Lindell Blvd., in the second-floor space formerly occupied by Cafe St. Louis.

The acquisition is subject to approval by the U.S. government. Boeing and Indonesia’s Defense Ministry didn’t release the financial terms. The agreement was signed Monday at Boeing’s plant in Berkeley by Air Vice Marshal Yusuf Jauhari, Head of Defense Facilities Agency, Indonesia Ministry of Defense; and Mark Sears, Boeing Fighters vice president and program manager.

Construction could start in October at an office building in Clayton to create a new amenities center designed to appeal to current and future tenants who increasingly want new, modern work spaces.

Drug maker Mallinckrodt plc said it has reached a debt restructuring deal with a majority of its lenders and plans to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy as it faces a large opiod-settlement debt.

Olin Corp., the Clayton-based manufacturer and distributor of chemicals and ammunition, said it plans to acquire the assets of a maker of clay shooting targets to expand its Winchester ammunition business.

The line of Rosalita’s retail products is now sold at every location of a local grocer.

The development family became synonymous with the push to turn vacant downtown St. Louis warehouses into lofts. Now, they’ve sold many of the buildings they converted as they redirect their focus away from downtown and into another venture: expanding a Tex-Mex restaurant chain.

Charles Schwab is shedding its St. Louis office.

A St. Louis attorney representing Bayer said there is no “appearance of impropriety” for attorney Bob Blitz to serve as special master in a Roundup lawsuit while attorney James Bennett is the lead trial counsel for the defendant.