A nonprofit that provides workforce development for federal agencies, including the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, plans to open a training campus in a vacant school building in north St. Louis.
The Missouri House on Thursday abandoned a plan to eventually cut the state's corporate income tax to zero after Gov. Mike Parson signaled his opposition.
The St. Louis Business Journal's 40 Under 40 Awards program recognizes 40 individuals under the age of 40 who are making a difference and influencing the business community in the St. Louis region. Meet this year's Hall of Fame class of previous 40 Under 40 honorees who have continued to make an impact on the business community.
In his third campaign for county executive, former marketing executive Mark Mantovani is returning to a familiar theme: That St. Louis must take steps to stem its decline.
Tyrean Lewis, a vegan, didn't like the vegetable selection available at his local store. So he started a garden in his backyard, which has transformed into a business providing fresh food for his neighborhood, farmers markets and local chefs. And, it turns out, farming runs in his family.
It is the 10th settlement that states have announced with Clayton-based Centene, the nation's largest Medicaid managed care provider, since June 2021 over its pharmacy benefit management practices. Those settlements required Centene to make about $491 million in payments.
At the beginning of our 50-year-old friendly poker game, a favorite topic was sex. That progressed to our careers, and then shifted to tech gadgets and the size of our computers. Now we talk mostly about our ailments and doctors' appointments.
Allison Cousins and Riley Foster first met as teachers at a local charter school. Today, they’re leading Approach Dating, a startup that wants to make online dating easier and more efficient for singles.
The first investment from WEPOWER's new fund, which is focused on supporting Black and Latino entrepreneurs, seeks to help expand a St. Louis-based e-commerce startup.
Navigating the real estate landscape can be a challenge for startups. The rapid pace at which some startups grow, and their preference for offices with amenities that can attract top talent, made it difficult for them to find space tailored for their needs. Startups excel at bringing new ideas to market, scaling up teams and raising funds. The real estate component of their operations could often be a headache. The pandemic has changed that.
A St. Louis information technology staffing firm is becoming part of a digital consulting firm headquartered in Canada. The local firm says the deal will provide more resources and a wider candidate pool for its staffing services.
Fostering a positive and collaborative culture at companies and organizations takes buy-in at every level of the firm. But how can nonexecutive employees be a voice to help shape and create that sort of culture that allows all within a company or organization to grow and succeed? Panelists shared their thoughts and experiences.
"This joint venture is an innovative source of additional capital, enabling us to increase commitment capacity and provide enhanced leveraged finance product capabilities and lending solutions to our financial sponsor and corporate clients,” Stifel CEO Ron Kruszewski said.
An ex-aide to St. Louis County Executive Sam Page who worked in the government's jail will now plead guilty to federal corruption charges, a document filed Wednesday in court indicates.
A change-of-plea hearing for Anthony "Tony" Weaver is now scheduled for Oct. 21 in federal court in St. Louis, it says.
Weaver previously pleaded not guilty to the charges, in which the U.S. Attorney's Office in St. Louis in June accused him of attempting to fraudulently obtain Covid-19 relief funds for a local…
A study from the city of St. Louis' development agency is pitching a way to lure thousands of new residents in a bid to reverse decades of population loss: earnings and payroll tax credits.
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