A St. Louis-based development team plans to build a new, 12-story apartment complex near Saint Louis University that will cater to the school’s growing population of graduate students.
Gerard Craft says that restaurant operations are in a new era following the pandemic. “I don’t think we can really call it a ‘recovery phase’ anymore. I just think there are a lot of things that have changed, and now we’re in that changed world,” said Craft, chief executive of St. Louis-based Niche Food Group.
The homeownership rate fell 10.4% in St. Louis city and 6% in St. Louis County from 2010 to 2020. According to a local sociologist, the issue comes down to the affordability and availability of housing in the region.
Condado Tacos — a Columbus, Ohio-based restaurant chain known for its tacos, margaritas and tequila — on Thursday will open its newest location in Ballpark Village.
The St. Louis Cardinals announced that alcohol sales would extend to the end of the eighth inning starting Friday.
The extended sales begin during the team's six-game homestand versus the Cincinnati Reds and San Francisco Giants.
The team released the following statement regarding the decision: “After careful evaluation of our existing service policy and feedback from our fans, the St. Louis Cardinals are extending alcohol sales at bars and concession stands within the ballpark through the end…
General Motors Co. CEO Mary Barra said a just-announced collaboration that will incorporate Tesla’s charging connector design into all GM electric vehicles beginning in 2025 as a new standard is an important part of the automaker’s strategy to double its annual revenue by 2030 by shifting its focus to electric and autonomous vehicles, connected services and new businesses.
The collaboration will expand access to charging for General Motors (NYSE:GM) EV drivers to more than 12,000 Tesla (Nasdaq:…
Emerson had made a slew of changes since Lal Karsanbhai has taken over as CEO of Emerson Electric, but one thing has remained the same: Company culture has been at the top of his priorities, amid a “rejuvenation around our culture and our people." It's new headquarters reflects that process.
Missouri’s recreational cannabis sales edged higher in May, as the market looks to outperform legacy markets out West in its first year of operations, data from the state’s Department of Health and Senior Services shows.
The Missouri Department of Transportation has begun a massive light improvement project along roads in Jefferson County.
The department will pay Reinhold Electric of St. Louis $527,314 to repair and replace lights including Interstate 55, Route 141, Route 30 and Route 21 between Jefferson and Franklin counties.
A spokesperson for the department said the project is part of an overall update to the state highway lighting system converting from high-pressure sodium to light-emitting diodes, more…
The Archdiocese of St. Louis on Thursday reached a $1 million settlement with a man who alleged a former priest abused him when he was a boy in the 1990s.
The settlement is one of the largest settlements the Archdiocese has paid to a single victim in its history, and the second suit involving former priest Gary Wolken.
"We are hopeful that this settlement provides some measure of comfort for the victim and for his family," the Archdiocese said in a statement. "We continue to pray for all victims…
I love golf – the only sport I ever really enjoyed to both play and watch. What we’ve learned, often beginning at an early age, is that golf is an absolute game of honor.
Anyone shopping retail today knows that the labor market is tough. Some stores have moved to self-checkout aisles, restaurants cannot fill their tables because they are short on servers and customers generally wait in longer lines for service.
Bank of America hosted a forum May 2 at the St. Louis Zoo on “Work: Front & Center” to discuss key trends impacting talent and hear how St. Louis businesses keep current employees and attract new ones.
“Talent is truly the holy grail of business growth…
Since the Hoffmann family announced its plans to transform Augusta, Missouri, into a national wine destination, a few projects have encountered some snags.
The Oklahoma Health Care Authority selected Centene’s Oklahoma Complete Health, Aetna Better Health of Oklahoma and Humana Healthy Horizons of Oklahoma for one-year contracts, with five one-year renewal options.
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