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The St. Louis Blues for the third time since 2017 are playing in the NHL Winter Classic, an opportunity the franchise says provides a boost for its business operations.

Missouri Gov.-elect Mike Kehoe on Monday named several top staff members for his forthcoming administration, including his pick for chief of staff.

The firm's longtime CEO is retiring, making way for a leadership change at one of the region's fastest-growing companies.

The Maplewood pizzeria will shutter after its last day of service Tuesday, Dec. 31, but a local brewery plans to bring a "reimagined pizza concept" to the space in early 2025.

Big Lots, which is in the middle of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization, said in a press release that the deal sets up the transfer of its assets – stores, distribution centers and intellectually property – to other retailers and companies.

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A hearing Friday to determine the value of the Railway Exchange Building included sparring on how much the vacant downtown property is worth as the city of St. Louis seeks to acquire it via eminent domain.

A national Mexican restaurant chain plans a location at a shuttered fast-food site in South County.

A state court has granted Midas Construction a $1.5 million judgment against roofing entities tied to Louis "Trey" Downing.

Fourteen new homes are planned for vacant farmland in St. Louis County.

Facing class-action litigation from shareholders after its stock price tanked this year, MGP Ingredients names an interim CEO and a new chair.

The St. Louis Business Journal takes great pride in presenting our annual Book of Lists, the region’s only compilation of industry lists that features the top companies and business leaders throughout the metro area.

The Los Angeles Rams have appealed a state court's rejection of its attempt to force into arbitration a case involving the future of the former Rams Park practice facility in Earth City.

Missouri Gov.-elect Mike Kehoe on Thursday named a Highway Patrol superintendent.

A movie theater that closed at the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic has reopened under new ownership.

The owner of a shopping center in Eureka is pursuing eviction of a local brewery, alleging it owes more than $145,000 in back rent.

This year's St. Louis Business Journal Book of Lists exhibits images of people photographed throughout the year for bringing character to the region's business community.

Dave Drebes writes about why Missouri's next governor is likely to prevail in putting control of St. Louis police under a state board. Plus, Drebes details Kehoe's other initial priorities.

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A law firm is relocating its headquarters from one downtown St. Louis tower to another.