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He co-founded the law firm in 1981, and it's become one of the largest single-office law firms in the St. Louis area with 85 employees, including 55 attorneys.

Make your grocery list and check it twice because St. Louis’ two biggest grocery store chains, Schnuck Markets and Dierbergs, will be closed for the holidays this week. Both stores will be closed Christmas Day and Sunday, Dec. 26. Schnucks said it wanted to close for the Christmas holiday “as a thank you to our teammates and in an effort to extend the holiday time they have with their families.” Dierbergs’ CEO shared a similar sentiment when announcing the hours back in September. “My…

Illinois ranked third highest in the nation for population loss over the past year. Missouri grew, but not by much.

The latest edition of the Business Journal's Book of Lists will reach subscribers this week. Here's a look at the companies that earned the No. 1 spot on each our lists in 2021.

The new president, chosen from a national search, replaces Nancy Ridenour, who is retiring after leading the school since 2017.

The financial services company plans to share more details next year on its return to office plans.

The deal is expected to boost the company's revenue by around $10 million in the next year.

St. Louis-based Dent Wizard, North America's largest provider of automotive reconditioning services and related finance and insurance products, has named a new president.

“As we look forward to electric vehicle design, we’re continuing to review the aluminum components necessary for those future electric vehicles and align that with what we can manufacture and do here in the Missouri plant,” said Wes Woods, president of Toyota Missouri.

A city board that oversees development in historic districts withheld approval Monday from a proposal to demolish part of the historic Engineers’ Club in the Central West End as part of the construction of a high-rise apartment building.

After losing some of the most beloved LGBTQ+ bars in St. Louis over the years, a group of individuals is ready to announce their plans to open a new one. Prism STL, located at 4510 Manchester Ave., is set to open in early 2022 to give the queer community a place to call home. “My husband and I have worked in the St. Louis bar industry for years, and we’ve seen how the closings of places like Attitudes, JJ’s Clubhouse, and Novak’s impacted the people in our community,” Sean Abernathy,…

The move came the same day a federal appeals court lifted a temporary stay that blocked a separate federal Covid-19 rule affecting large employers.

Fred Weber Inc.'s acquisition of a well drilling contractor in Indiana will increase the company's employee base by 15%.

The Clayton-based online education provider has tapped a former U.S. deputy secretary of education to help guide its efforts to expand into the K-12 market.

The credits will help fund $100 million in affordable housing construction, renovation and preservation of nearly 600 units, officials announced Tuesday. Here's where those projects will go.

Chris Kelling and Adam Altnether, owners of Elmwood restaurant, will open a new pizza concept at 2657 Lyle Ave. in Maplewood early next year.

As its headcount and revenue continues to grow, here's how this St. Louis startup has found a niche in providing its technology to mortgage lenders.

A developer is taking preliminary plans for a new condominium complex on Forsyth Boulevard to the city of Clayton for feedback.

In a commercial receivership, a judge appoints a person to take control of business assets to prevent them from being wasted.

A St. Louis side dish staple is about to take center plate. Matthew Fuller and Brittany Abernathy are the couple behind toasted ravioli concept STL Toasted, which is set to make its debut in City Foundry early next year. “We were honestly shocked that nobody had tried to make the toasted ravioli shine even though it’s a staple in St. Louis,” Fuller told KSDK. They have a serious love for the Lou and food, but it wasn’t until May 2020 when the couple started merging their two passions.…