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The departure means the tech education nonprofit will be looking for its fourth leader in two years.

Missouri’s general revenue has lagged behind inflation for two years in a row. And with that gap widening, the next few months could determine whether state revenue will see a year-over-year decline for the first time in more than a decade. “September is a good sort of bellwether one for us, because that’s where we get quarterly payments from both individuals and corporations,” Dan Haug, Gov. Mike Parson’s budget director, said in an interview with The Independent last week. “There’s…

An Atlanta developer plans to buy a 52-acre site once expected to be part of a $1 billion East Coast corporate campus for Centene, which the St. Louis-based managed care company dropped two years ago.

The six-year-old St. Louis-based company's platform offers growth for clients like YMCA and colleges looking for additional recreation activities.

The St. Louis company's drug aims to reduce recurrence rates for cancer patients who undergo tumor ablation procedures.

In an employee memo issued on Monday, Boeing CFO Brian West said the company is implementing a hiring freeze along with other immediate internal measures to save money.

The number of people living in the St. Louis metro area declined last year, but the foreign-born population in the region increased by 30,106, according to new estimates.

A St. Louis-based rigid container and life sciences packaging distributor has expanded with an acquisition in the Southeast.

St. Louis-area fans of college basketball will have a new way to watch college basketball games – including Arch Madness playoffs – this coming season, without a subscription fee.

Pizza chain Dewey’s Pizza has plans to add a new St. Louis-area location.

A St. Louis-area barbecue restaurant that announced on Facebook that it is closing one of its locations now says the closure is only temporary.

The St. Louis Business Journal has opened up the nomination process for the 2025 Best Places to Work Awards program. If your company is among the best places to work in St. Louis, submit your nomination for our annual program. Applying for this awards program is a two-part process: First, fill out the Best Places to Work Awards nomination form found here. You'll then receive further instructions from our third-party surveyor, Quantum Workplace, on how to proceed with the online, anonymous and confidential…

As consumers continue to swap their cash and paper checks for digital payments, businesses are taking note. Convenience, speed and security are driving the use of digital payments across all categories: online, inside a mobile app, through a peer-to-peer payment platform, and in-store via a digital wallet. They have become so ubiquitous that more than 90% of consumers said they used some form of digital payment over the course of a year, according to McKinsey’s 2023 Digital Payments Consumer Survey.…

A new tenant is moving into the mostly-empty Centene campus in Natomas, California, next year.

The Clayton-based footwear retailer announced a restructuring that will affect St. Louis-area jobs as it reported lower quarterly sales and cut its fiscal 2024 outlook.

Many in the law enforcement community are upset and cutting ties with local fitness entrepreneur Andy Frisella. Frisella is the co-founder of 1st Phorm, a St. Louis supplement and fitness company. He's on damage control after these comments he made during his podcast episode that came out on National Police Woman Day. “In my opinion, women shouldn't be in the f****** field and police officers," Frisella said in his podcast. "I just don't think they should be. Every woman cop I've ever dealt with,…

"St. Louisans know better than most that when neighborhoods don't receive the investment and opportunities that residents deserve, those neighborhoods will eventually decline," Mayor Tishaura Jones said.s

Fast-growing companies encounter many challenges, from securing funding to creating marketing strategies, to making the most of emerging technologies. But entrepreneurs believe there’s always potential to achieve growth in any environment. Jamie Siminoff is familiar with these obstacles, as he tackled them on his path to selling his doorbell company Ring to Amazon in 2018 for $1 billion. Siminoff was part of a slate of local executives and visionaries who shared insights with St. Louis business…

In an interview Friday during his visit to St. Louis, Bayer AG CEO Bill Anderson outlined how the German agricultural-chemical conglomerate will attempt to remove what he called the "existential threat" from Roundup lawsuits.

El Indio Hampton, one of several Mexican restaurants located along Hampton Avenue in south St. Louis, has closed.