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Anheuser-Busch InBev is seeking a $1.2 million personal property tax abatement in exchange for making an investment at its Soulard plant.

The city of St. Louis police department said Tuesday that it and the officers' union had reached an agreement for 7% raises for police officers and sergeants, but also slashed the number of budgeted officers from 1,224 to 1,100.

The St. Louis County Council on Tuesday voted to put a charter amendment before voters asking them to give it the power to remove the county executive's department leaders.

The Dick's Sporting Goods anchoring a $70 million retail development in the Metro East will open soon, to be followed later this year by a national coffee shop chain representing its first Illinois location.

The newest Salt + Smoke location is under construction and expected to open soon.

A California-based agtech firm with a big St. Louis-area production facility is expanding its retail distribution.

A St. Louis-based tech firm said it has expanded with the acquisition of an audiovisual system integration firm in the Pacific Northwest.

In reacting to the Business Journal's recent report on Mayor Tishaura Jones' travel, a reader writes that Jones has accomplished much.

A St. Louis-based manufacturer of composite railroad ties has landed an investment from a Japan-based global trading company.

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones and business group Greater St. Louis Inc. on Tuesday unveiled a compromise on how to spend funds from the settlement of the 2017 Rams litigation.

The Saint Louis Science Center has named a new leader to succeed its retiring president and CEO.

The Clayton firm is growing its ammunition business with an acquisition.

Clayco's new CEO reveals how the company is positioning itself to meet the surging demand for data centers across the United States.

Dierbergs Markets is partnering with one of the leaders in grocery delivery, and you can try it out for a discount for the rest of the month. Dierbergs announced the partnership Monday, saying it will bring "enhanced convenience to customers by making Dierbergs’ fresh groceries, pantry staples, and ready-to-eat meals available for delivery through the Uber Eats platform." The grocer already has partnerships with other delivery platforms DoorDash and Shipt. If you are new to grocery delivery or…

The president of the St. Louis School Board is opening up about leadership challenges and questionable credit card charges. In an exclusive interview with KSDK, Toni Cousins said she's focused on moving forward. "There was questionable spending in regard to the superintendent," she said, referring to former Saint Louis Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Keisha Scarlett. "The board made the decision to part ways with her, did the board make the right call with that?” KSDK asked. “Yes, I believe…

The federal government had sought to auction the massive downtown apartment building, which is in need of substantial repairs. But the city made a successful push to stop that, fearing it could fall into the wrong hands.

Removing radioactive waste from the West Lake Landfill will cost nearly $400 million after federal officials discovered the contamination was far more widespread than previously known, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced Friday.  In a press release, EPA officials announced they had significantly expanded the portions of the suburban St. Louis landfill that will require cleanup. Crews will need to dig up another 20,000 cubic yards of contaminated soil and debris — more than…

The Federal Reserve Bank and the Kansas Office of the State Bank Commissioner give their approval to the $917 million merger. Only one step remains before the anticipated closing in March.

A Fortune 500 company has renewed a lease at one of its St. Louis-area office buildings, around the same time the owner sold the property.

The Pittsburgh suit is playing out at the same time as another lawsuit in D.C. on the president's block of the deal.