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Memphis, Tennessee-based Development Services Group purchased the 735,000-square-foot, long-vacant building for $6 million in late 2020, planning to transform it into a mixed-use complex.

The commercial real estate market — like virtually every industry — continues to feel the effects of Covid-19. Even as some mitigation efforts ease, the business closures, stay-at-home mandates and social distancing measures have had a lasting impact on people personally and professionally. In the real estate world, these changes created an unprecedented level of volatility as developers, property owners and tenants adjusted to a new way of doing things. “The pandemic was a lot different…

The more than a century-old company is proposing a move to more modern space in St. Louis County where it would relocate roughly 30 employees.

The CEO of a large St. Louis grocery chain, Schnucks, argues that Missouri must invest more in public transit "strengthen our workforce." "The state cannot expect to grow if it fails to invest in its citizens’ ability to access quality jobs, health care, education and other services," he writes.

The acquisition expands the St. Louis-based physician practice management group's presence in Louisville, Kentucky, to 21 doctors and 14 clinics.

Edward Jones has made gradual progress in the percentage of women and people of color who are financial advisers, according to the firm’s annual purpose, inclusion and citizenship report.

An Overland Park, Kansas, fur retailer has been purchased by a group led by the owners of a Clayton business.

The restaurant cited financial pressures following the pandemic, as well as staffing challenges, as reason for the closure.

In the second round of our Inno Madness competition, the matchups came down to the wire. Will that continue into round 3? Third round voting continues through Monday at 5 p.m. Take a look at our handy scouting report and cast your vote today.

Carbon footprint might be the last thing you’re considering when choosing a snack. But Airly Foods aims to change that. Post Holdings produces some of the most iconic brands in the grocery aisles, including Honey Bunches of Oats, Chips Ahoy, Honey Maid, Fruity Pebbles and Raisin Bran. However, CEO Rob Vitale told employees Jen McKnight and Mark Izzo to come up with something new – really new. “Rob had charged us with really disruptive innovation,” McKnight says. “He said, ‘Go find me…

A Clayton-based private equity firm that specializes in buying and growing lower middle-market companies has hired a new CFO and added another executive to its leadership team.

The commercial real estate market — like virtually every industry — continues to feel the effects of Covid-19. Even as some mitigation efforts ease, the business closures, stay-at-home mandates and social distancing measures have had a lasting impact on people personally and professionally. In the real estate world, these changes created an unprecedented level of volatility as developers, property owners and tenants adjusted to a new way of doing things. “The pandemic was a lot different…

The majority owner of the St. Louis area's largest urgent care chain is buying a Nashville-area urgent care provider and merging it with the local business.

Germany said Monday it will buy 35 F-35 fighter jets from Boeing competitor Lockheed Martin to replace its aging Tornado as part of the nation’s response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Here's Boeing's response to the news.

Coghill and his wife, Gen, opened Iron Barley in 2003.

The Overland-based company, which provides elevator and escalator management, inspection and consulting services, has expanded with the opening of three new offices.

The Madison, Illinois, race track said Monday it has inked a $700,000 naming rights deal for its upcoming NASCAR Cup Series race.

LoRusso opened LoRusso’s Cucina in 1986 with his wife, Terri.

Anheuser-Busch InBev said it is asking the controlling shareholder in its Russia venture to suspend the license for production and sale of Budweiser in the country.

The departure of Lindenwood's athletics director comes just weeks after the university on Feb. 23 announced it’s reclassifying from the NCAA’s Division II to Division I level and becoming a member of the Brentwood, Tennessee-based Ohio Valley Conference.