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St. Louis-based IT firm GadellNet Consulting Services has named a new CEO, a move that comes as it continues to experience rapid growth.

Another Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) disaster recovery center in the St. Louis area will open Friday to help people affected by flash flooding in late July. On Aug. 26, the center will open at the University City Recreation Center at 7210 Olive Blvd. to provide one-on-one assistance to flooding victims. The center will be open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., seven days a week. "Recovery specialists from FEMA and the U.S. Small Business Administration will provide information on available services,…

The complaint alleges that new benefits announced by Starbucks were a tactic meant to discourage more baristas from organizing.

Golf is indeed full of tradition and history, those are two of the qualities that make it so special. But the players have just become too good.

The retailer opened a new shop featuring a section for an affiliate company, a St. Louis-exclusive brand of smoke shops.

The state's investigation began in 2019, after a whistleblower reported that one of Centene's subsidiaries was failing to disclose true pharmacy benefits and services costs.

The city's comptroller this week proposed a plan to raise pay for city police and offer incentives, such as tax breaks and down payment assistance on homes, to attract and retain more officers.

A Missouri environmental regulator has advanced an air quality protection plan, but environmentalists are criticizing it.

In addition to Pi's deep dish pizza, the restaurant served burritos, quesadillas, fajitas and other Mexican fare.

Sister Mary Roch Rocklage, who founded what's now the Chesterfield-based Mercy health care system, died Tuesday after a long illness, officials said. She was 87. Born Antoinette Marie Rocklage and known as Sister Roch, the north St. Louis native joined the Sisters of Mercy religious order in 1954 at age 19, taking her first vows in 1957. She began her career in a medical/surgical nursing post after receiving her nursing degree in 1961 from what's now St. Xavier University in Chicago. Early in her…

St. Louis entrepreneur Rich Dredge says most job postings online are devoid of substance. His startup is providing a new alternative and some of St. Louis' biggest employers are already using it.

The acquisition talks began in May through a phone call and an email from a business associate who told Terry Ohlms about Larson Financial’s interest in expanding its accounting and tax services.

The St. Louis Cardinals released their 2023 regular season schedule Wednesday including the London series and the season opener. Major League Baseball released the leaguewide 2023 regular season schedule, marking Thursday, March 30 as the season opener. The Cardinals will open the year March 30 against the Toronto Blue Jays at Busch Stadium. This will mark only the third time since 2010 that the team opens the season in St. Louis. This will also be the Cardinal's first-ever opening day series…

In a bid to encourage future development in north St. Louis, the city's urban renewal board voted Tuesday to give the city’s maximum possible tax incentives to another 400 acres in north St. Louis.

Streets of St. Charles, the mixed-use development, has added two new tenants this summer.

In 38 years at McCarthy Building Cos., project director Christopher Nisbet has often focused on projects in K-12 schools and universities, most recently finishing up a multiyear $69 million bond issue at Parkway Schools that fixed up 24 of the 28 buildings in the district.

The Creve Coeur country club will become one of the only courses that can lay claim to this distinction.

A new Starbucks would be built at the site of a closed Maryland Heights restaurant in a plan currently under consideration.

The Chesterfield-based infrastructure repair company said the acquisition will expand its services and a subsidiary's ability to provide turnkey solutions in the New England market.

The CEO of Clayton-based online learning firm Nerdy (NYSE: NRDY) has continued his buying spree of the company’s shares, acquiring more than $17 million in stock, boosting his ownership stake in the firm. He says the purchase reflect his bullishness about Nerdy’s prospects for growth and a rising share price, which has sagged since the company entered the public markets.