Women’s enrollment in MBA programs continued to increase last year despite declines in MBA applications overall and a larger number of business schools drew closer to the 50/50 male/female enrollment mark, according to a nonprofit founded 20 years ago to increase opportunities for women in business leadership.
The Forté Foundation found that nearly one-third of the 56 business schools that are members of its coalition reached at least 45% women enrolled in full-time MBA programs last year despite…
In place of traditional, sit-down dining, the space’s new concept will host ticketed pop-up dinners, private events and a carryout window. "It's a little unorthodox," said its new chef.
The company said two of its employees have had their cars broken into. "Ultimately, the city must step up. Mayor Tishaura Jones (who's predecessor also ignored downtown) and St. Louis City Police Dept. MUST do SOMETHING."
In downtown New Orleans, there is a three-tiered system with unarmed, non-deputized public safety rangers; city police officers who worked secondary shifts for the downtown development district, and private, armed security guards.
Peptyde Bio, which is developing natural fungicides to protect crops from disease, raised $1.2 million in an oversubscribed pre-seed funding round. The startup will use the funding to advance its R&D efforts.
Meridian Medical Technologies, a St. Louis-based maker of auto-injector pens and similar devices, is merging with Kindeva Drug Delivery, a Minneapolis-area medical manufacturer.
The construction of a subdivision in East St. Louis is the start of what city leaders are calling a "new beginning."
A faith-based nonprofit, Lansdowne UP, broke ground Monday for a 20-home subdivision called Lansdowne Park.
The whole goal of this new subdivision is to build an economic revival in East St. Louis.
The homes are being built in an area that is currently overgrown and rundown. That's why city leaders, like East St. Louis Mayor Robert Eastern III, believe this project could be the…
When St. Louis City SC opens its CITYPARK stadium Wednesday, fans will experience a “next generation” venue that has the character of St. Louis embedded into it, say executives of the Major League Soccer franchise. City SC gave a peek into the new 22,500-seat stadium, touting the venue’s ties to the broader St. Louis region and its use of cutting-edge technology.
Financing is lined up for an anticipated $3 billion in future development on a 216-acre area that includes Chesterfield Mall. "We are creating a real downtown here."
Persistent crime is one reason companies leave cities, often over concerns for executives’ or employees’ safety. But companies are taking note of another public safety phenomenon — including in St. Louis, one site selector said.
The local offerings will be available for soccer fans to try Wednesday during the first full-stadium preview event at CITYPARK, an international friendly between the City2 team and Bayer 04 Leverkusen of German league Bundesliga.
Are you hesitant to offer health insurance at your small business? If so, you’re not alone. According to a recent survey, 60% of small business owners offer limited insurance benefits, if any, due to high health care costs. Plus, more than two-thirds of respondents admit they don’t believe health insurance is geared toward small businesses.
At first glance, it can be easy to think that health insurance is “only for big companies,” but the truth is, there are plans that meet the needs of…
One of the most important decisions you can make when completing your estate plan is naming the fiduciary or fiduciaries who will execute your wishes and manage your assets after death or when you are no longer willing or able to handle your financial affairs.
A fiduciary is a person or institution appointed to manage assets for the benefit of someone else. Two of the most common fiduciaries for a typical estate plan are the personal representative, who handles assets that pass under a last will…
If approved, the Workers’ Rights Amendment would bar state lawmakers from passing “right-to-work” laws. Missouri voters rejected a proposed law in a 2018 referendum.
The St. Louis office of a national commercial real estate company is moving to a new office space in its same Clayton building, taking advantage of the landlord’s decision to overhaul the building with new amenities in the wake of a major tenant’s departure.
St. Louis was a target location for a physical storefront due to the area’s high concentration of customers who subscribe to Savage X Fenty’s VIP membership program, a mall executive said.
An appeals court based in St. Louis on Monday extended a hold on President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan — another setback for the proposal to cancel up to $20,000 in debt for some.
St. Louis-based health system Mercy is opening a new parking garage it says will include technology to ease the process for patients to enter its facilities for appointments.
St. Louis' largest outdoor musical theater on Monday revealed the seven-show lineup for its summer 2023 season.
The Muny's 105th season kicks off June 12 and runs through Aug. 20.
“It’s an adventurous season that offers something for everyone," Muny Artistic Director and Executive Producer Mike Isaacson said in a statement, "and we’re already hard at work to create seven spectacular productions."
Season ticket renewals will begin in December with new subscriptions on sale March 20, 2023.…
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