I am not a very good reader; takes me a long time to finish a book since I am such a slow reader. And I do have favorites, but not many. But within these shelves there are two quite different books which are clearly my favorites.
A former co-owner and chief operating officer of a firm in Clayton was sentenced Thursday to 18 months in prison and a $100,000 fine for orchestrating a scheme in which participation in minority business enterprise programs was falsified.
Rochester, Minnesota-based Mayo Clinic has added three non-U.S. health systems to its shared-data platform, which already includes St. Louis-based health system Mercy.
O’Fallon Brewery this week filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, as the company’s cash flow has yet to recover to a pre-pandemic norm and its interest rates have more-than doubled in the past nine months, according to its attorney.
The St. Louis Blues said they've inked a multiyear partnership with a blockchain startup to implement its technology to drive a more personalized fan experience, while also creating increased revenue opportunities for the team and its partners.
The first phase of the newly redeveloped Butler Brothers building, which is being converted into a $130 million apartment complex called The Victor, will open to residents June 30, with the second phase set to open in November.
New St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore announced five new additions to the office as he works to increase staffing in his first weeks on the job.
A press release from Gore's office announced the hiring of five experienced attorneys. He said they will join the effort to clear a backlog of cases left by former Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner.
"I am impressed by how many talented attorneys heard the call to public service and stepped forward so quickly," Gore said in a statement. “Hiring experienced…
Mark Eckert, the second-longest-serving mayor in the history of Belleville, Illinois, died Wednesday after a seven-month battle with cancer. He turned 67 in January.
Eckert was elected mayor in 2005 after serving as an alderman for seven years. He served four terms as mayor and on numerous community, education and business boards. Had Eckert won re-election in April 2021, he would have passed up Belleville's longest-serving mayor, Charles Nichols, who served for 17 years and six months, until 1978,…
Juno Musonda balances a full-time job in quality control at Anheuser-Busch with a side photography gig, and he’s also at the helm of Ope Outdoors, an emerging apparel company based in St. Louis, which seeks to inspire Midwesterners to explore and preserve the region’s parks.
As in year's past, the 2023 Corporate Counsel Awards recognize the region's top in-house counsel at both long-established and younger organizations for their work in compliance, mergers and acquisitions, and real estate transactions, among other areas.
As associate general counsel for Chesterfield-based Bunge, Beverly Garner manages the global agriculture giant’s claims and litigation matters, as well as environmental enforcement actions.
After beginning his legal career in the telecom industry, Vikas Sunkari took the position at SSM Health, and part of the appeal was being able to specialize in real estate deals such as managing transactions with third-party physicians.
As chief counsel at Maryland Heights-based Worldwide Technology, Claudine Chastain provides legal support to WWT’s Global Enterprise Segment, in its efforts to work with customers globally.
Since Schnuck Markets' Associate General Counsel Jed Penney joined the company in 2015, he has expanded the role and reach of his job, finding numerous ways to streamline operations, build partnerships and address issues facing the retail industry.
Omar Malik serves as a legal leader on Edward Jones' mobile app development, data analytics projects, robotics process automation, artificial intelligence and other technology efforts tied to firm systems, tools and processes that deepen client relationships with branch teams and financial advisers.
As associate general counsel, integrity and compliance officer, for Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals, Tamar Hodges identifies compliance risks that could impact the company’s business objectives.
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