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St. Louis Development Corp., in spotlight from indictment, seeks consultant on 'operational practices'
The key to moving St. Louis forward is not repeating what we’ve done before
On Tuesday, June 7, the St. Louis Business Journal held its first quarterly AdvanceSTL event examining the top issues preventing the region from achieving greater success. This first event focused on the challenges of attracting and retaining talent in St. Louis.
During our own event with the St. Louis Business Journal in April and also in a recent article, I pointed out that nearly all of the biggest challenges identified by subscribers in the St. Louis Business Journal’s AdvanceSTL survey are…
St. Louis Character: Brian Hardesty builds out the food truck scene in St. Louis
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Controversial St. Louis County health chief to exit
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How the St. Louis Blues are turning to startups to bring new technologies to fans
How a large order from Centene propelled a St. Louis startup toward a new path
How 2 St. Louis organizations are building a bridge between startups and corporate giants
St. Louis infrastructure repair company Aegion buys New Jersey pipe lining business
Freedom Suits Memorial now stands outside Civil Courts Building downtown
The Freedom Suits Memorial is now standing on the east side of the Civil Courts Building in downtown St. Louis.
It’s a tribute to the hard work, courage and sacrifices made by judges, lawyers and slaves suing for their freedom in the early to mid-1800s.
"For 57 years, our courts opened our doors to the civil rights of the lowest people in all of society,” said Judge David Mason. “If you want to say that slaves were a part of society. This monument tells everyone, every lawyer, every juror…
Pet products maker Cosmos Corp. lays off 15% of workforce, citing rising costs
The company confirmed the layoffs in a statement provided to the Business Journal, saying the reductions were a “incredibly difficult decision” prompted by global economic conditions. The cuts come after Cosmos Corp. has expanded in recent years, adding dozens of employees and opening a new headquarters in St. Charles County.