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'It's still no time for celebration': Task force says Covid admissions slowing down, still too high
On Monday, 145 Covid-positive patients were admitted to hospitals in the St. Louis Metropolitan Pandemic Task Force, down from 200-plus per day the previous week. Task force leaders say they are hopeful about what that could mean for the region but say that is still far more than the system is able to handle.
"We're hopeful that this represents that not as many people are getting sick enough to be admitted to the hospital," Dr. Alex Garza said in a Tuesday briefing. "But don't forget, the 145 people…
David Karandish's startup that provides automation software raises $38M
In county executive race, Shamed Dogan has big quarter, outraising Sam Page, who still has upper hand
'A moment of transformation': Why St. Louis' new equity and inclusion officer pursued the job
Vernon Mitchell Jr. said it would have been "easy to be cynical about politics in general," but he pursued a job doing equity and inclusion work with the city of St. Louis anyway. "I do think this is an opportunity to create something sustainable that allows the city — and all the people who live in the city and the surrounding region — to benefit from policies that will include everyone," he said.
Inside Green Street's new $21M office development in Forest Park Southeast (PHOTOS)
Brazilian steakhouse chain closes Saint Louis Galleria location
Graybar, one of St. Louis' largest private companies, names new CFO
Brooks Brothers to shutter its last non-outlet store in St. Louis
Anheuser-Busch changed its logo. Here's why the iconic eagle is now facing a different direction.
Arch Grants to boost its funding for startups by 50%
Let the games begin: Nominations for St. Louis' Inno Madness bracket challenge are open
St. Louis Inno's 2022 Inno Madness bracket challenge will have local startups go head-to-head in several rounds of voting to determine a winner. While the competition will offer one local startup bragging rights, we hope the contest raises awareness of St. Louis’ entrepreneurial economy and the innovative companies that define it.
Lawsuit claims Amazon, construction companies were negligent, leading to deadly warehouse collapse
The family of a man who died when a tornado hit an Amazon warehouse last December in Edwardsville is filing suit.
Austin McEwen’s family is filing a wrongful death lawsuit against Amazon and two companies that were involved in the building of the site, Contegra Construction Company and Tristar Properties.
McEwen, a 26-year-old from Edwardsville, didn’t work for Amazon but he was a contracted delivery driver who worked with the company to make deliveries from the warehouse in Edwardsville. He…
St. Louis-area media buying agency purchased by Columbia-based holding company
How this St. Louis construction company saw an untapped opportunity in pot
St. Louis startup that makes plant-based hair extensions raises $1.4M, plans local manufacturing facility
The long hunt for the next breakthrough in drug development
Only one in 10,000 active ingredients created by researchers in a lab is turned into a potential drug. But pharmaceutical research is not only expensive and time-consuming, it’s also a process liable to lead to a dead end. How do drugs make the long journey from lab to market?
Even today, only a handful of vaccines against the coronavirus have been developed and made available to people in many countries around the globe, so the threat of Covid-19 remains. There is still no effective treatment…
One of St. Louis' largest real estate agencies purchased by Berkshire Hathaway
Why the Supreme Court's OSHA ruling could be more complicated for multi-state employers
Fuzzy’s Taco Shop temporarily closes St. Louis-area locations
Another one bites the dust – at least, temporarily.
Fuzzy’s Taco Shop announced in an email to customers Thursday it is closing its four St. Louis-area locations and Columbia, Missouri, restaurant “for the time being.”
“We love our Fuzzy’s fans and the good vibes you bring us. We look forward to seeing your faces again soon,” the email stated. “It’s not a goodbye, it’s a see you later.”
Fuzzy’s did not give a reason for the temporary closure. The restaurant chain's St.…