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TricorBraun, a global packaging business based in Creve Coeur, is expanding again with the purchase of a Colorado-based can company.

A Boeing official told the county council that sites other than St. Louis have been considered for the aerospace manufacturer's proposed $1.8 billion expansion project, which would include construction of multiple buildings totaling one million square feet.

Thai restaurant King & I on Sunday, Aug. 13, will permanently close the doors to its South Grand restaurant, as it will relocate to a new location in Richmond Heights next month.

A St. Louis-based family of companies focused on hospitality has promoted one of its executives to a new role.

The international conglomerate, which has its North American base in St. Louis, won a $197 million competitive grant through the Department of Energy as part of the American Battery Materials Initiative. U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm on Tuesday hailed the company's investment in a $400 million battery plant in St. Louis as critical to addressing climate change.

For the first time in six seasons, the St. Louis Blues have unveiled a new marketing tagline and theme. Its new branding initiative focuses on the team's musical origins and includes partnerships with local groups to elevate local musicians.

The city of St. Louis' employment agency is hosting a job fair for employees impacted by last week's closure of South City Hospital.

Creve Coeur-based appliance and parts distributor Marcone launched MarconeAI, which uses OpenAI’s ChatGPT artificial intelligence technology and seeks to provide a “diagnostic tool” for technicians to understand the type of repair that is needed before making a service call

The penalty is part of $289 million that 11 firms will pay after admitting that their conduct violated record-keeping provisions of the federal securities laws, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said.

A St. Ann-based discount grocer has divested its remaining corporate-owned stores, all of which were in the St. Louis area.

The move follows A-B's announcement last week of diminished U.S. sales and could be seen as a sign that the world's biggest brewer has joined consumers in cooling on the once-hot craft beer market.

One in four Missouri nursing homes hasn’t had a standard inspection in two or more years, according to recently-updated federal data. Federal law requires states conduct an unannounced comprehensive inspection for each long-term care facility at least every 15 months to assess compliance with federal health and safety rules. During those visits, inspectors generally spend several days at each facility reporting on factors including medication management, resident rights and quality of life. State…

Emerson named a longtime employee as its new chief people officer, only the second executive to hold that title.

The chef behind the Bengelina Hospitality Group says he is moving three of his restaurants out of St. Louis' Botanical Heights neighborhood after failed attempts to buy their respective buildings.

More than two years after a viral video documented disparities between the men's and women's Division I basketball tournaments, a St. Louis-based law firm has played a key role in assessing how much progress the NCAA has made in 88 other tournaments.

The cafe's drive-thru lane is designed as more of a rapid pick-up window for mobile orders rather than a traditional drive-thru window with a menu board.

Bold Xchange, a St. Louis startup focused on employee and event gifting, hopes to accelerate its growth after closing on a pre-seed funding round. The startup raised $510,000 in its oversubscribed financing round, eclipsing its target of $500,000.

The 2023 honorees represent some of the region's largest private and public companies, including Edward Jones, World Wide Technology, Clayco and Washington University.

A building materials retailer, one of the St. Louis region's largest privately held companies, will again expanded its footprint in Illinois with the acquisition of a location from a competing.

On Wednesday, Aug. 16, global innovators will convene in St. Louis for the seventh annual GlobalSTL Health Innovation Summit. This is a signature event for GlobalSTL, an initiative of BioSTL (a health care and ag-food innovation nonprofit), which has positioned itself as a trusted partner for 22 Midwest and national-scale health care organizations and policy leaders. These forward-thinking entities – which include payers, health systems, pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) and employers – collectively…