One of the key priorities for the new chief information officer will be implementing the long-term data center strategy to support the future growth of the credit union, headquartered in Edwardsville, Illinois.
The Pittsburgh-based manufacturer, which has its Granite City Works in St. Louis' Metro East, and Nippon Steel have filed a lawsuit to overturn Biden's decision to block the sale.
A joint venture between BJC HealthCare’s St. Louis Children’s Hospital and a Kansas City-area children’s behavioral health provider wants to build and operate a 77-bed, one-story inpatient behavioral health hospital in Webster Groves.
This week's Arch City Report Podcast dissects an aggressive travel schedule from St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones, a big contract to help redo St. Louis Lambert International Airport and the Railway Exchange Building's value.
Listen to the podcast, from St. Louis Business Journal staffers, below.
The stories discussed in this week's episode are:
Price tag determined for Railway Exchange Building: The city of St. Louis should pay $7.3 million to acquire the Railway Exchange Building, a group…
State Rep. Justin Sparks’ gamble to prevent state Rep. Jon Patterson from winning the Missouri House speakership failed spectacularly Wednesday, when only 10 members voted to support his longshot bid.
Patterson, the majority leader in the previous General Assembly who was nominated months ago by the Republican conference, received 152 votes. Democrats joined the vast majority of Republicans after their minority floor leader, Ashley Aune of Kansas City, withdrew from the race.
In nominating…
The new funding will support the commercial launch of the company's at-home screening test for colorectal cancer, as well as continued investment in its pipeline of diagnostic tests for inflammatory bowel disease.
The Missouri Botanical Garden has launched a new initiative to digitize the organization's extensive herbarium collection after receiving a $14.4 million grant from an anonymous source.
Andy Taylor, executive chairman of Clayton-based car rental giant Enterprise Mobility, has sold his minority ownership stake in the St. Louis Blues to his niece Carolyn Kindle, the National Hockey League Franchise said Wednesday.
Republican factional fights are nothing new in the Missouri General Assembly.
But what is new this year is the venue — the House of Representatives, where a sophomore lawmaker accusing his colleagues of corrupt politics seeks to upset the usually routine election of a speaker.
State Rep. Justin Sparks of Wildwood admits history is against him in his attempt to prevent state Rep. Jon Patterson of Lee’s Summit from becoming speaker. Patterson, who was majority leader in the previous General Assembly,…
The St. Louis County Council held its first meeting of the year Tuesday after swearing in two new members.
One of the first orders of business was a call to draft legislation giving the council the ability to remove county department heads, and it could apply to the county executive.
This new legislation would require a change of the St. Louis County charter, which means the people would end up deciding whether they want to give this removal power to the council.
On Tuesday, the St. Louis County…
The St. Louis County Council is asking the state auditor to investigate the practices of the prosecuting attorney's office over the past six years.
On Tuesday, the council passed a resolution to make that request, which came less than a week after former prosecutor Wesley Bell left office and was replaced by Melissa Price Smith.
In a written statement, Republican Councilman Mark Harder, who represents the 7th District in west St. Louis County, said the complaints primarily focus on the mishandling…
The new St. Louis County Council on Tuesday overrode County Executive Sam Page's veto of a bill that seeks to have the government pay the legal fees of Councilman Dennis Hancock.
SureCam, a Maplewood-based company that provides connected dashcams and video telematics software for vehicle fleets, said it closed on $36 million in funding last year.
The Des Peres-based company said Edward Jones Ventures will invest in and accelerate the development of high-potential products, services and technology to benefit clients as well as its its financial advising branches.