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RubinBrown LLP has acquired a Michigan company in a deal that the Clayton-based accounting and business consulting firm said will significantly enhance its health care services offerings.

Dozens of flights were canceled or delayed at St. Louis Lambert International Airport as the Microsoft outage hit companies globally.

Agriculture technology firm Benson Hill has completed a reverse stock split in an effort to increase its share price after falling below the minimum share price required by the New York Stock Exchange.

One of the nation’s largest accounting firms has promoted the partner in charge of its St. Louis office to a national roe as chief growth officer.

Soaring interest rates, shifting trade strategies and a dwindling labor pool are making it challenging for businesses to succeed today. But understanding the moving targets is key to navigating the changes. Bank of America leaders recently shared knowledge with local companies about the market during a panel discussion titled “Economic Insights: Cautious Optimism at Mid-Year.” “There’s no easy button in today’s business world,” said Marilyn Bush, president, Bank of America St. Louis.…

The amount of investment capital provided to St. Louis firms increased in the second quarter of 2024, thanks to one particularly large deal, according to a new report.

A court settlement has been reached that allows the $2 billion Downtown Chesterfield mixed-use redevelopment to advance.

Dot Foods aims to have health clinics at all 13 of its U.S. locations by next year.

Law firm Stinson LLP has added a former federal prosecutor and a real estate law specialist to its Clayton office as partners.

An entity tied to the Hoffmann family has defaulted on a $27.6 million mortgage loan after warning it is unlikely to meet the loan's payoff deadline.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey celebrated what he called a "huge win" Tuesday after a whistleblower claimed that Washington University's Transgender Center was soon shutting down. Washington University officials, however, said the claim was unfounded. "The scope of care provided at the Center changed last year after Missouri passed a new law on the subject," Washington University said in an emailed statement to KSDK. "Since then, we have continued to support our transgender patients appropriately…

A Warren County business is destroyed as a result of Tuesday’s historic flooding. The popular restaurant and bar is one of the only places in town that serves food. Owners aren't sure if they'll be able to reopen. A buckled wall now barely stands as John and Lisa Ketterer come to terms with reality. Very little of their family business in Treloar, about 8 miles west of Marthasville, can be salvaged. "Two freezers, all the food, basically all our product. Liquor, beer,” the Ketterers said, pointing…

The U.S. Department of Commerce said it will award millions in federal dollars to expand silicon wafer production at a St. Charles County facility.

David Steward, founder and chairman of Maryland Heights-based World Wide Technology, has departed the St. Louis Blues’ ownership group.

One of the developers behind a well-known senior living complex has branched out with a $90 million, all-ages apartment complex set to open this summer.

Accel Entertainment, a Chicago-based operator of gaming terminals, plans to acquire Collinsville horse track FanDuel Sportsbook & Horse Racing and invest millions to add a casino at the site.

A new Mizzou-themed sports bar has plans to open at the former site of Llywelyn's Pub in Soulard.

The fuel station and convenience store industry is changing, shifting toward larger units and more comprehensive food offerings. Here's how one local family-owned business is responding to the trends.

St. Louis first responders will be training for disaster scenarios this week, and they are asking residents to keep their eyes on the road and avoid some parts of downtown in the next few days. The City of St. Louis Emergency Management Agency is working with multiple city agencies for a three-day training session, July 15-17. The exercises will be visible on the 8th Street side of Busch Stadium, but residents should avoid the area and stay focused on the road if driving in the area. Police will…

The feds have indicted another St. Louis County employee in a corruption scheme, just the latest to hit the government.