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As the XFL plots its return, it has unveiled team names for its eight markets. Here's what its St. Louis team will be called.

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 7.08% for the week ended Oct. 27 — up from 6.94% the prior week.

Bill and Hillary Clinton made tribute videos for a memorial of longtime Centene CEO Michael Neidorff that was held Sunday. The event, at Graham Chapel at Washington University, attracted major players in St. Louis' business, civic and philanthropy spaces.

Two St. Louis-based developers are proposing a $300 million family resort and entertainment district at Lake of the Ozarks. Here's what they have planned for the tourist attraction.

The federal government and state of California are accusing a provider of controversial energy loans in St. Louis of "deceptive practices," part of a complaint lodged in federal court in California.

A Creve Coeur-based distributor of home appliance, HVAC and plumbing repair parts and equipment said its entering the $10 billion pool and spa distribution market with an acquisition.

The requests were coming in to 2nd Shift Brewery, prompting head brewer and co-owner Steve Crider to bring this beer back. But in the nature of small-batch brewing, it won't be around for long. Here's why.

St. Louis entities on Friday were awarded tens of millions of dollars worth of federal tax credits by the U.S. Treasury Department.

Plenty of ideological and partisan policy issues divide us this election cycle. But one issue that should be neither partisan nor divisive is maintaining our country's leadership in science and innovation, especially in the areas of medicine and agriculture, two of St. Louis and Missouri’s great strengths, writes BioSTL's Donn Rubin.

A pair of projects in St. Louis have won grant funding from Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation to study racial inequities in the region’s entrepreneurial economy.

One Illinois department accounted for 11 of the state's highest-paid employees. Here's a look at the top 25 from fiscal 2021.

A Canadian-based agriculture firm has raised $70 million in a Series C funding round, with plans to use the capital to finish construction on a new facility that will start operations soon in north St. Louis.

A St. Louis-based equipment leasing and finance business will change hands as part of the planned sale of its parent company.

How can women in business cultivate healthy professional relationships across generational and class lines and empower rising professionals through mentorship? Participants of the fourth installment of the Women’s Conference - The Series tackled that question, and others, during intensive small-group discussions between women professionals and mentors who are leaders in business.

It seems as if everyone wants to know where Southwest Airlines Co., the busiest carrier at St. Louis Lambert International Airport, will fly next. After Covid-19 shut down the airline industry in 2020, Dallas-based Southwest returned with a vengeance when flying resumed. During late 2020 and throughout 2021, Southwest entered 18 new markets. According to data from Cirium, the carrier is scheduled to fly into 20 airports during the fourth quarter that it did not serve in the same period in 2019. Many…

The most talked-about deal of the year is now a done deal. Elon is already cleaning house.

It’s taking a lot to convince people who have worked remotely since the start of the pandemic to return to an office. More and more, employees and tenants are paying attention to workplace conditions and choosing to leave employers or boycott spaces that don’t prioritize health and well-being. This shift toward human-focused, or people first-design has been accelerating over the past decade, with an uptick in interest and concern surrounding the global pandemic, said JLL Senior Vice President,…

Folks forever have been pointing out to me one magnificent sight after another. But the list is short of those beautiful sights that stopped me for a while.

A committee of the Missouri Library Association predicted the proposed rule could damage Missouri’s business climate.

The Chesterfield private school being targeted for eviction by its landlord has also struggled to pay staff members, email messages obtained by the Business Journal show. The Internal Revenue Service in 2020 also revoked the nonprofit's tax-exempt status, according to government records.