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Take Root Hospitality, operated by Michael and Tara Gallina and Aaron Martinez, will open a new French restaurant in the space that formerly housed Zoe Robinson's Bar Les Freres.

The St. Louis Business Journal's Business of Pride Awards event will be held one week from today featuring a panel discussion moderated by Business Journal Managing Editor Jacob Kirn.

St. Louis City SC is turning to a local hip-hop artist to help create the sound inside its soon-to-open Centene Stadium. The new role comes as the club says it is putting an emphasis on music in developing its fan experience.

The top editor at St. Louis Public Radio is no longer with the station, it said Monday.

The CEO of Clayton-based veterinary practice manager CareVet was named a regional winner in the Entrepreneur of the Year awards program by accounting firm EY.

Hybrid work has created a new opportunity for businesses to reshape their workspaces for the future. With fewer people spending every day in an office, this cultural shift presents a chance for leaders to invest in office design that better serves their business purposes and provides the types of spaces that workers desire. It also provides an opportunity to find cost-effective ways to reduce their current square footage. To help achieve these goals, digital workspace management software can play…

The pricing pressure largely stems from a disconnect in supply and demand for air travel; a combination of lower flight numbers and a surge in passenger traffic promise to keep planes packed for the foreseeable future.

A decision made ahead of the pandemic by St. Louis-based marketing giant Maritz to consolidate office space on its Fenton campus is paying off with the announcement that Panera Bread Co. will move its headquarters there next year. Here's how the Maritz campus is evolving.

Three St. Louis startups are included in the newest cohort of the incubator program, which involves the companies advancing research and development initiatives at the Danforth Center.

An $87.8 million trust that awards grants to St. Louis nonprofits focused on disadvantaged children and animal welfare has named a new leader.

The owners say the project is "not for the faint of heart" and represents a personal investment in what they see as a missing piece of their community: a destination gathering space.

For years I told people St. Louis politicians are corrupt in their own way — but don't take bribes. Now, the feds seem to have such activity on tape, part of an indictment that reads like a backwater municipality. Who the hell wants to do business in a place like that?

At Edward Jones, the traditional model has been one financial adviser and branch office administrator per office. But it's now allowing consolidation, a move that's expected to have a major impact on the real estate market.

A Central West End-based architecture firm has acquired a St. Louis-based architecture firm known for its historic adaptive reuse projects.

The new $15 million center includes advanced technology equipment that can be used to develop and analyze biomarkers related to diseases such as diabetes, breast cancer, pediatric malnutrition and Crohn’s disease.

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 5.23% for the week ended June 9 — up from 5.09% the prior week.

The growth rate of the money supply has declined over the past year and copper prices show the industrial economy is strong, a portfolio manager for Clayton-based Argent Capital Management said Friday. Read more about the investment firm's take on the economy.

Staff shortages mean St. Louis-area nursing homes are providing 3.28 hours of nursing per day, which is below the national standard. We take a dive into the numbers.

A St. Louis-based private equity firm has sold the flooring business it's built since 2017 to a Minneapolis-based private investment firm.

A publicly traded industrial real estate trust with a growing presence in St. Louis has purchased an industrial building in St. Louis County for $8.5 million.