Former St. Louis-area Congressman Lacy Clay has won a lobbying contract with University City, with an eye toward pushing through federal funding for a flood mitigation project.
By the summer of 2023, the St. Louis-based specialized parts manufacturer will move its largest manufacturing plant to a new 50,000-square-foot, custom-built site in suburban Austin.
When women are transparent about challenges they face at home and work while trying to build a career, their peers can learn from them and thrive. That was one of the takeaways from the Women’s Conference – The Series event, moderated by Catherine Hanaway, chair and partner at Husch Blackwell.
The Maryland Heights hospital, which specializes in caring for children with complicated medical diagnoses, has hired its next president and CEO after a nationwide search.
Aggie Santangelo opened the European-inspired Café Dolce on The Hill over two years ago with her daughter, Jessica. Here's what Aggie says about her attachment to The Hill.
Missouri lawmakers on Thursday filed a series of bills that would rescind local control of the city of St. Louis' police department, returning power to a state-run board, a move the local union representing officers says it supports.
California residents Keith Krupka and Joseph J. Lee allege that Stifel “facilitated the financing in what turned out to be one of the largest public financing scandals” in the United States.
The city of St. Louis hasn't ensured there's enough water revenue to adequately maintain its water distribution system, resulting in the deferral of needed repairs and improvements while estimated costs for those projects increase significantly, according to Missouri state Auditor Nicole Galloway.
Located in Forest Park and taking place the weekend of Aug. 26-27, the “new and elevated music festival experience” will offer festival-goers live music, curated bourbon and BBQ.
Ex-St. Louis Alderman Jeffrey Boyd is asking a federal judge to sentence him to probation after he pleaded guilty to corruption crimes, citing alcohol-related issues and post-traumatic stress disorder.
If you live in Missouri and you've got a car, then you're likely feeling a bigger strain on your bank account.
Kevin McCauley is paying about $124 more in personal property taxes for the three cars he had last year. Count the car he recently replaced with a newer one, his bill went up by about $1,100.
"We still have three kids in college," he said.
He said taxes on his cars have never been higher.
"We've cut back on Christmas, dining out…investing in our home," he said.
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Build-A-Bear Workshop (NYSE: BBW), the St. Louis-based retailer that lets customers build their own stuffed toys, says it's on track for the most profitable year in its 25-year history.
The company reported Wednesday that in its fiscal third quarter ended Oct. 29, net income grew 27.1% to $7.5 million from net income of $5.9 million in the third quarter of fiscal 2021.
Build-A-Bear's total revenue in the recent quarter was $104.5 million, up 9.9% from last year's quarter despite the negative impact…
Business consultants have long proclaimed that online platforms such as Amazon ultimately destroy brands. These concerns are not unwarranted, as 78% of Amazon searches are unbranded, seeking generic products rather than name brands. On Amazon, consumers are searching for “running shoes women” or “tennis shoes for men” rather than asking specifically for Nike, Adidas or Puma shoes. Meanwhile, online platforms such as Amazon tend to commoditize brands by stripping them of every differentiator…
I am 65 years old and not an active social media user. Although I understand traditional marketing and communications, I admit that I don’t really know how social media works, or exactly why it works to drive awareness and build brands, but it obviously does.
In recent years, I have been involved in a number of new commercial developments that have opened my eyes to the importance and impact of social media. I was also amazed to find out, when applying for a loan recently, that the lender had…
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