The hundreds of millions of dollars that the city of St. Louis, St. Louis County and the St. Louis Regional Convention and Sports Complex Authority (RSA) got from a settlement in the Rams relocation lawsuit was moved to a higher-yielding account Thursday while the three parties continue to debate how to divide it.
In a joint statement Friday, St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones and St. Louis County Executive Sam Page said the money had been moved to a "flexible, low-risk account at Commerce Bank, in…
The new owner of a shopping center that sat mostly vacant for years is taking advantage of a wave of new development by adding a new-to-St. Louis retailer and a pair of sought-after restaurants.
Nearly 350 people attended the Business Journal's annual Top Companies event Thursday, celebrating the unveiling of the region's 10 fastest-growing private companies.
Fans of the St. Louis Blues will have a new option this season to watch the team’s telecasts. The National Hockey League franchise’s television partner Bally Sports Midwest has launched a new direct-to-consumer streaming service that will air its Blues’ telecasts this season.
The Blues, which play their 2022-23 season opener Saturday at Enterprise Center, anticipate crowds to approach sellout levels in the season ahead. As demand increases, ticket prices are up slightly too.
This year’s List of St. Louis' Top 150 Privately Held Companies includes 21 new entrants. Here's how much revenue each of the newcomers booked last year.
So many of us have had the wonderful part of life that includes the love of a dog – and you know the intense closeness you can feel, which really is true love.
It's a remarkable thing, being master of your domain.
Private companies understand this. Certainly, Tad Edwards does, too.
As reporter Jim Drew details in this section, Edwards, CEO of financial services firm Benjamin F. Edwards, understands more than most the pros and cons of public vs. private when it comes to running a business.
Edwards' father, Benjamin Edwards III, transformed the firm founded by his great-grandfather, A.G. Edwards, into a brokerage with nearly 700 offices by the time he…
The top 10 companies on the Business Journal's List of St. Louis' Largest Privately Held Companies are dominant — their combined revenue makes up 60% of the combined revenue of all 150 companies on the List.
The average growth for the 50 fastest-growing private companies in St. Louis this year was 113%, and included entrants from many industries: marketing, real estate, financial services, construction and more. Here is a look at the 10 fastest on the List.
The firm over the past two years has experienced a staggering jump in revenue, reaching $1.13 billion in 2021 from $202.1 million in 2019, a two-year growth rate of more than 450% that places it at the top of the Business Journal's list of fastest-growing private companies for the year.
“Benefits Start Day One.” For the last several months, that is a statement some hiring employers have advertised across Missouri. Traditionally, a company waits at least 30 days after a new employee starts to provide health insurance. But the traditional approach may no longer be sufficient. In this competitive job market, all employers are looking for that edge to attract and retain the best talent. Small businesses feel this pressure even more.
The last two years have been a wake-up call…
The developer behind the project to convert the historic Jefferson Arms building into hotel rooms and apartments on Thursday revealed more details on the plans.
It's been 25 years since Mastercard, which has its operations center in St. Louis, debuted its "Priceless" TV ad campaign during the 1997 World Series.
The reported potential merger between Kroger Co. and Albertsons Cos. makes sense operationally but could be tough to get regulatory approval, analysts said.
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