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The bank joins the ranks of much larger names, like Silicon Valley and First Republic banks.

There’s a nursing crisis going on in the St. Louis area and across the country. Nurses are leaving the profession in record numbers, and it’s impacting how we’re all cared for when we need help. “This is where you're going to have all of our patients that are in the beds," said Makenzie Buescher, a nursing student at Missouri Baptist University, showing us what her typical day is like. She is one of the first fast-tracked nursing classes at Missouri Baptist University, where students passionate…

The flights were part of Essential Air Service, a federal program put in place amid airline deregulation to ensure small communities continued to get some air service.

Politicians praise word that the White House will reverse a Trump-era selection of Huntsville, Alabama as home for the command that's housed in Colorado Springs today.

Aegion Corp., a Chesterfield-based infrastructure repair company, has acquired a Tennessee-based underground utility contractor.

Beginning in 2024, a tax break available to high-earning employees enrolled in their company’s 401(k) plan will no longer be available.

The downtown Clayton hotel's new general manager, a San Antonio native, has more than 20 years of hospitality experience.

The personal frustration of a ruined brasserie led St. Louis investor Kathleen Hearod to create a product designed to help women easily store their bras.

The nonprofit, which recently moved downtown, has put its former headquarters campus in the Central West End up for sale, marketing it as a potential addition to the Cortex Innovation District.

Time is running out to submit your nomination for the St. Louis Business Journal's annual 40 Under 40 Awards program, which celebrates young professionals in the St. Louis region. The deadline to submit a nomination is Friday, Aug. 4. Click the link here to submit yours before it's too late. In November, the Business Journal will introduce a new class of 40 young professionals who are making a difference in the St. Louis business community. To be eligible for the 2023 program, a candidate must…

During a conference call with analysts, United States Steel Corp. reported progress on all but one of its future projects.

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 6.81% for the week ended July 27 — up from 6.78% the prior week.

A local restaurant chain is adding two locations to its existing four sites.

The less-than-truckload carrier followed up layoffs by padlocking its freight yards.

Drivers who need to renew their license at a secretary of state facility will likely have to make an appointment starting this fall. Starting Sept. 1, 44 driver services facilities in medium- to large-sized cities around the state will require appointments for driver services – things like renewing a license, updating a license to meet Real ID requirements or taking a driving test. Vehicle services, like title and registration or renewing a license plate sticker, will still be offered on a walk-in…

If state regulators decide they need to investigate a licensed marijuana facility, they typically ask for certain records. But an easy place for businesses to “hide” records is with their security companies or other contractors, said Amy Moore, director of the state’s cannabis regulation under the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services. Those “third-party entities” are not companies the state directly regulates. “You can imagine the security companies would have a lot of…

More than 32,000 Missourians – half of them children – lost Medicaid coverage in June during Missouri’s first round of eligibility checks after the COVID public health emergency. According to a Department of Social Services announcement Thursday, out of the roughly 116,000 Medicaid recipients who had their eligibility checked in June, around 43% retained coverage, 28% lost coverage and 29% have their determinations pending. June was the first month of eligibility reviews as the state works…

A Creve Coeur-based distributor of home appliance parts and other equipment has named three executives to help lead its ongoing growth.

One of St. Louis' largest engineering firms that's also one of the region's largest privately held companies has made several changes to its leadership team as it also merges with a related company and prepares for continued growth.

A St. Louis-based developer known for student housing hopes to build new apartments and townhouses in the Delmar Loop.