Intact Genomics Inc., a biotechnology startup that provides life sciences research products and services, has relocated its headquarters as it seeks to expand and raise new financing.
Nationally and statewide, labor union membership declined from 2020 to 2021. But many of St. Louis' largest labor unions grew during the period. We spoke with one local union president to understand why.
Four employees of St. Louis-area radio stations, including news-talk station KMOX, reportedly have lost their jobs as the parent company makes cuts nationwide.
The Fortune 50 health care giant's plans for a $1B campus in Charlotte was viewed by many in St. Louis as a threat that the region's biggest public company could relocate its headquarters elsewhere. On Thursday, Centene ended those plans, which many saw as a relief.
North Carolina's governor said he tried to persuade Centene to reconsider its decision to abandon the headquarters in Charlotte, citing the uncertainty of how return-to-office trends will ultimately shake out.
Centene attributed the move to a desire from employees to work from home, but it also comes at a time of new leadership and continued influence from an activist investor.
A change-of-plea hearing has been set for Jeffrey Boyd, the former alderman for St. Louis' 22nd Ward who faces federal charges of bribery and fraud while in office.
Lindenwood University has launched a new online marketplace that connects its student-athletes with businesses and others regarding potential endorsement deals.
Big Shark at City Foundry will be located on the far west side of the development — underneath Alamo Drafthouse. The company will encompass 4,183 square feet of space and will offer a diverse inventory of bikes and products, full-service repairs and professionally trained staff to assist cyclists, officials said.
The London Tea Room, a popular destination for tea and English cuisine, is leaving its longtime home in Tower Grove South for a larger space in Downtown West.
The firm's strategy, built around investments in mid-cap companies, was previously limited to investors with about $250,000 in cash to invest. The new fund is designed to entice smaller-scale investors.
The number of new jobs and companies created by Missouri entrepreneurs grew in 2021, according to a new report examining the impact of the state’s startup economy.
Oswaldo and Oscar Fariña, who together with Oscar’s wife, Ainara Fariña, own the new downtown steakhouse Fariñas Restaurant, grew up around food.
The brothers’ grandfather owned a farm, a butcher shop and a bakery in Argentina. Their aunt owned a café that served Argentinian basics.
The Fariña family would gather at the cafe every Sunday, where their aunt served empanadas of every kind, basic ham and cheese sandwiches made on small crustless squares of bread called “miga bread” and…
St.LouisCIO has announced the finalists for its 2022 St. Louis CIO of the Year® ORBIE® Awards. Winners will be revealed at the ORBIE Awards on November 18 from 7:15 to 10:30 a.m. at the The Chase Park Plaza Royal Sonesta Hotel. The St. Louis CIO of the Year ORBIE Awards honor chief information officers who have demonstrated excellence in technology leadership. With support from the St. Louis Business Journal, St.LouiosCIO will honor the CIOs who are driving innovation and transforming leading organizations…
The long-vacant building has been tied up in lawsuits. But now a New York developer wants to embark on a revitalization of the property, boosted by tax subsidies from the city of St. Louis.
A Boston-based startup that has developed wearable technology to help athletes track their hydration levels is steering its technology to a new sector at this weekend’s Bommarito Automotive Group 500 in Metro East.
Centene’s 800,000-square-foot office building that’s been under construction in Charlotte, North Carolina, for the past two years is expected to be completed in the coming weeks — but it will not be occupied by the Clayton-based company, a top executive told Charlotte Business Journal this week.
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