After months of upheaval, Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. has filed for bankruptcy. The decision is a low point for a home goods retailer that has been around for more than half a century — and one that means more St. Louis-area store closures for the retailer.
A health care company has put one of its St. Louis buildings up for sublease — the latest huge block of office space to hit the St. Louis County market.
Electrical Components International Inc., a Creve Coeur-based manufacturer of wire harnesses and electrical components, has expanded with the purchase of a Canadian business.
Future plans for the old Jamestown Mall in north St. Louis County became clearer Thursday afternoon.
The vacant shell at North Lindbergh Boulevard and Old Jamestown Road caught fire Wednesday night and two firefighters were injured while knocking it down.
On Thursday, officials with the Black Jack Fire Department noted that the two firefighters were released from the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The cause of Wednesday night's fire is still under investigation.
The Port Authority…
A panel of honorees celebrated for their innovation in corporate giving in St. Louis said creativity is a fuel that can lead to successful philanthropic partnerships.
Malik Oliphant had a front-row view of entrepreneurship growing up in St. Louis.
His mother, Jeanette Ware, owned Happy’s Convenience Store in Ferguson and his aunt ran a local catering business. That sparked an interest in entrepreneurship for Oliphant, who has incorporated lessons, namely “to really go after it,” from his mother and aunt into businesses he’s launched on his own.
“If it's something you really want to do, don't stop. That's the main thing that I took,” Oliphant said.…
Adam Cisroe Pearson, currently chief operating officer for homeless services provider Peter & Paul Community Services, was appointed director of the Department of Human Services for the city of St. Louis, effective May 30.
As of mid-February, six prosecutors in the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office had more than 470 felony cases split between them – and now, there are only two.
Sources familiar with his departure confirm Assistant Circuit Attorney Nick Lake has announced his last day with the office is April 28.
Lake’s exit marks the latest in a series of resignations from St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner’s office in recent weeks. He was listed as the attorney of record on seven trials through the end…
PowerPlex, the $55 million youth sports complex that had long been planned at the former St. Louis Mills mall in Hazelwood, will not be part of the mall’s redevelopment currently underway and will cease operation of its existing sports fields there.
A St. Louis cannabis firm that closed last year amid disputes among founders is to be liquidated, attorneys said, with manufacturing licenses and interest in real estate under contract.
A board that governs the city of St. Louis' economic development agency on Thursday approved two local projects for $13 million in federal tax credits.
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