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St. Louis public company inks $350M deal to sell cybersecurity subsidiary
City of St. Louis spends fraction of pandemic relief funds
St. Louis City has spent just 2% of available American Relief Plan Act, or ARPA, funds.
In August 2021, the Board of Aldermen passed a bill appropriating around $135 million dollars of federal pandemic relief. The money came to the city as part of ARPA. This is just the first slice of relief funds, with the city set to receive a total of $498 million.
Since Board Bill 2 was passed last year, the city has spent just $3.4 million of the available money. That is only about 2% of the money the Boardβ¦
Here's how Missouri, Illinois measured up for job growth in 2021
The American economy boomed in 2021, and job growth followed suit.
But it still wasn't enough to get employment back to pre-pandemic levels.
Nonfarm employment rose 4.4% between December 2020 and December 2021, according to new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. That represents an increase of nearly 6.3 million jobs.
Missouri ranked 33rd among all states and the District of Columbia, with a 2.77% increase in employment during the period. Illinois experienced 4.66% job growth, rankingβ¦
Mayor appoints interim personnel leader amid police chief search
βCity within a cityβ: SoFi Stadium is just the start of what Stan Kroenke is building in suburban Los Angeles
This weekend's Super Bowl at SoFi Stadium isn't an end point. βE. Stanley Kroenkeβs vision was to create a sports and entertainment destination in the heart of the entertainment capital of the world,β said Jason Gannon, managing director of SoFi Stadium and Hollywood Park in suburban Los Angeles.
UMSL says it could host rec facility at heart of convention center dispute
The University of Missouri-St. Louis could host on its campus the recreation facility that's at the heart of a dispute over funding for an expansion of the downtown St. Louis convention center.
A spokesman for the university said Tuesday that "leadership" in St. Louis County requested that UMSL study "the feasibility of being the site for a proposed Track and Field Complex in north St. Louis County."
"In response, UMSL enlisted its Master Plan firm Lamar Johnson Collaborative to review the options,"β¦
M&A deals in St. Louis area rebounded in 2021, highest since Great Recession
Its data are used by MLB teams. Now this firm, with its U.S. headquarters in St. Louis, is eyeing consumers for growth.
A downtown hotel that opened in 2019 is now for sale
New 557 area code coming to St. Louis area when new 314 numbers run out
The St. Louis area will be the home of a new area code later this year, the 557 area code.
The existing 314 area code is currently used for St. Louis, Overland, Bridgeton, Florissant, Webster Groves, Creve Coeur, Kirkwood and other nearby jurisdictions, but the number of new 314 numbers that can be issued is running low. According to the North American Numbering Plan Administrator, the last of the 314 phone numbers will be exhausted by the third quarter of 2022.
Because of the short supply, theβ¦
McCloskeys' law licenses on probation after court ruling
St. Louis' newest public company names new CFO
The Danforth Center wants to nurture more startups. It's launching its own company to lead that effort.
Faultless Healthcare Linen rebrands to match new ownership
How Frontier-Spirit merger could affect Lambert airport
St. Louis developer acquires historic KC site for $38M apartment project
Molson Coors in a math battle with Budweiser brewer in low-cal beer fight
'We're scrambling': St. Louis small businesses report supply shortages this Valentine's Day
Seven days to go before Valentine's Day, and sales are ramping up at a High Ridge floral shop, Stems By Stacy.
"We've got about 50 [orders] in right now. We will probably do 200 to 300 deliveries. It just kind of depends from year to year," owner Stacy Overlander said.
Overlander and her team are preparing for what's typically the busiest time of the year, but they're finding some stock is just out of their control.
"There are a few things that we are not able to get," Overlander said. "Basketsβ¦