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A St. Louis craft brewer has closed and is auctioning off its brewing equipment.

These are a few of the notable properties that have been marketed for sale in the third quarter.

A Germany-based technology company in the optics and optoelectronics sectors has invested $24 million to expand its operations in Chesterfield, where it says it's creating 40 new jobs.

A Chesterfield-based commercial sign company has expanded with the acquisition of another local sign business.

The developer of Armory STL said he anticipated the Midtown entertainment venue would be closed just 30 days, but the city of St. Louis on Wednesday will still hold an "emergency" job fair for laid-off staff.

Chaim Bloom will replace John Mozeliak as St. Louis Cardinals president of baseball operations after the 2025 season, the team said Monday.

It said in a social media post Saturday it has closed permanently.

The deadline to file for St. Louis earnings tax refunds on remote work for the years 2020, 2021 and 2022 is at the end of business Tuesday.

St. Louis lawmakers approved a plan to allow marijuana dispensaries in the city to stay open later. The Board of Aldermen voted Friday to extend dispensary hours until 10 p.m., seven days a week. Alderman Rasheen Aldridge said since recreational marijuana became legal, the city is seeing big bucks. "Currently we’re bringing in $2.4 million, so hopefully with now extending until 10 p.m., we'll bring in more money, but it also allows the city to be more competitive with St. Louis County." Dispensaries…

Katie’s Pizza & Pasta, the St. Louis-based chain of pizzerias, will soon be available to a much larger consumer base after it received the rare honor of earning a "golden ticket" following a pitch to Walmart recently. Katie’s pitch to Walmart to carry its frozen pizzas was so well received that it received the offer to carry the products almost immediately, according to the companies. The St. Louis company participated in Walmart's 2024 Open Call event, held Sept. 24-25, where it hears pitches…

A manufacturer has moved its headquarters and fabrication plant to a $12 million new, larger facility in St. Louis County.

Barnes & Noble will open its seventh St. Louis-area location this October, when a store at the Saint Louis Galleria is scheduled to open, according to the retailer’s website.

Jack Howell received a phone call in mid-February on the third day of his new job as the St. Louis market team lead at J.P. Morgan Private Bank. It was from Jack Gillis, a familiar voice from his childhood.

Three north St. Louis neighborhoods have joined forces to create a nonprofit aimed at preventing displacement of residents ahead of hoped-for economic development along the path of the Brickline Greenway.

The St. Louis-based family law and divorce litigation firm has hired a new chief operating executive.

Friday night's Billy Joel and Sting concert at Busch Stadium has been rescheduled due to inclement weather conditions, Live Nation announced.

The group cited inflationary pressures and changed gathering patterns.

The building is also home to a well-known local hardware store.

In its 40th best colleges ranking, U.S. News & World Report evaluated 1,500 colleges and universities overall. Here's how local schools fared.

CEO Bob Jordan and other C-suite executives presented a plan to turn Southwest Airlines' financial performance around as they fight to keep their jobs amid pressure from an activist investor. Read on to learn more details about the plan, including a new partnership with an Icelandic airline.