While startups winding down operations isn't a point of celebration, leaders of local startups say the success of former Arch Oncology and Adarza employees landing new roles, specifically at other startups, highlights a key milestone for St. Louis’ startup economy: It’s reached critical mass. It’s a sign that St. Louis has enough startups, specifically in biosciences, that when a company doesn't work out, which inevitably will happen with startups, individuals can still find opportunities and advance their careers.
The community is remembering a St. Louis area Catholic pastor who worked for decades to see his communities flourish - particularly The Hill. So many say they were inspired by Monsignor Sal Polizzi.
There are some people who just have that affect. When they speak, you hear them. Passion. Pride. Purpose. That's how people say Polizzi lived and because of that, they say they're better as a result.
You can't go to The Hill without feeling Polizzi's impact.
"He is what turned it into the community…
An emergency order that would set barriers to accessing gender-affirming care in Missouri is delayed until at least May 1.
St. Louis County Circuit Court Judge Ellen Ribaudo ruled Wednesday that she needed to hear from both the Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey and plaintiffs prior to deciding if she would place a temporary restraining order on an emergency rule that would put limits on health care for transgender minors and adults.
Lambda Legal and the American Civil Liberties Union of…
A St. Louis firm is proposing a massive redevelopment of an aging shopping plaza in Creve Coeur it says would create a new "town center" at Olive Boulevard and Interstate 270.
Stifel Financial Corp. (NYSE: SF) increased bank deposits by $1.2 billion in the first quarter with a highly-diversified base, according to its earnings report released Wednesday.
Target Corp. (NYSE: TGT), which last year tested an expansion of its curbside pickup lanes that also let customers return purchases from their cars, has apparently liked what it discovered. The service will be in all stores by the end of summer.
CNBC has a report on the offering from the Minneapolis-based retailer, which has rolled out curbside returns at about 500 stores in recent weeks, with a nationwide expansion planned over the coming months.
Target has about 19 stores in the St. Louis area.
Retail…
In his new role, Jordan Dorsey will source and manage new developments and build partnerships in Mia Rose Holdings' current and expanding markets, including St. Louis and northwest Arkansas. He will also facilitate capital needs through relationships with banks and investors, the company said.
Carolyn Kindle will continue as the club’s CEO and “dedicate more time to long-term strategic priorities” while the new president and general manager will oversee sporting, revenue, marketing, experience, operations, administration and community departments.
Heavy smoke and flames could be seen billowing out of the rooftop of empty apartments nestled on top of the Three Kings Public House restaurant in the Delmar Loop early Wednesday morning.
Fire crews said the flames broke out around 3:30 a.m. and started in the kitchen of the University City restaurant. The property is owned by Bobby’s Creolea Corp., county records say.
Crews arrived to find flames were coming through the roof of the kitchen area of Three Kings Public House and had spread to…
Graybar, the Clayton-based distributor of electrical, communications and data networking products, plans to buy a California-based technology business.
When St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones took the stage for her second State of the City address on Tuesday night, many public officials, government workers, lobbyists and supporters in the crowd at Saint Louis University expected her to talk about her first two years in office.
Instead, Jones began her remarks turning back the clock nearly six decades.
"On Oct. 12, 1964, two days before he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spoke for about 45 minutes to an integrated audience…
A St. Louis restaurant expands its offering with a partnership with a local grocery chain.
Anthonino's Taverna on The Hill is partnering with Schnuck Markets Inc. to bring frozen and ready-to-bake "famous" toasted ravioli and hand-tossed gourmet pizzas to its shelves this spring.
According to a press release, both products will hit the shelves across 115 Schnucks locations.
Four frozen and ready-to-bake pizzas will be available at most Schnucks locations including Fire, Gyro, Roasted Garlic,…
With the end of local Covid emergency declarations, researchers and others are taking stock of a key metric in the pandemic: the death rate. Data compiled by the New York Times from state and local health agencies shows that St. Charles County reported the lowest Covid death rate in the region.
Less than one month into his tenure as chief executive of Lion’s Choice, Fred Burmer says that he’s immersing himself in the company to develop short- and long-term goals for its future.
Missouri lawmakers again appear unlikely to approve legislation legalizing sports wagering, causing “extreme frustration,” said St. Louis Cardinals President Bill DeWitt III.
DHL, a global logistics and shipping business, is shutting down a facility in Maryland Heights and laying off 75 workers there. Here's where it's moving the work.
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