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A three-parcel site in Midtown, near St. Louis City SC’s Energizer Park, previously considered for a mixed-use development, is for sale.

A frozen cocktail bar adding a new location in St. Louis County has announced its opening date.

The St. Louis-based industrial technology and software company wants to buy the rest of a Massachusetts-based industrial software company that it doesn't already own as it continues to focus its portfolio on automation technology.

The Cortex Innovation District is seeking approval of up to $4 million in tax increment financing for Washington University’s redevelopment of the former Goodwill Building.

The university raised $520,000 from 22 companies to market and recruit for its new surveying and geomatics program, including scholarships.

The international professional services firm has notified hundreds of employees in its U.S. auditing business that they are being laid off, according to the report.

The building of the former Mike Talayna’s Jukebox in south St. Louis is under new ownership with plans for a cannabis dispensary at the site.

Boeing machinists voted Monday to end their seven-week strike against the aerospace giant, ratifying a four-year contract that will give them a 38% pay increase.

The first extensive public look at next year’s state finances contains a warning to lawmakers from the governor’s office: “The ability to fund new programs will be severely limited” next fiscal year. That comes from the Governor’s Office of Management and Budget, which projected a potential budget shortfall of $3.2 billion for fiscal year 2026, which doesn’t begin until July 1. The Illinois Economic and Fiscal Policy Report published each November is often seen as a table-setter for…

Attorneys for House Speaker Dean Plocher argued Monday that a whistleblower lawsuit filed against him by the chamber’s chief clerk should be dismissed because he had no power to retaliate against her. In a hearing before Cole County Associate Circuit Judge Brian Stumpe, attorneys for the House and Plocher said because Chief Clerk Dana Miller is elected by a majority vote of the 163-member House she is out of reach for Plocher — even if he wanted her fired. The only way she could have been fired…

A Los Angeles-based brokerage and investment bank said it has agreed to sell part of its "traditional" wealth management business to a St. Louis-based financial services giant for up to $35 million in cash.

A climate technologies and HVAC business that's one of St. Louis' largest private companies has hired a regional president for its business in China, Southeast Asia and Australia.

Marcone, a distributor of home appliance parts, HVAC, plumbing and other equipment, has relocated its St. Louis branch office.

Sandberg Phoenix & von Gontard PC has named seven new shareholders, raising the total to 71 in its seven offices.

A single-tenant medical office building in north St. Louis County has traded hands for nearly $9 million.

Wesco International (NYSE:WCC), a Pittsburgh-based provider of distribution, logistics and supply chain services, has agreed to buy Ascent LLC, a Maryland Heights-based provider of data center facility management services, for $185 million.

Court documents say that the two stockholders of the bakery can't agree "upon the desirability of continuing the business..."

Dennis P. Long, a former Anheuser-Busch executive and booster for soccer in St. Louis, died Oct. 28 at age 89.

A nonprofit that provides homes to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities is seeking a site in St. Louis County to expand into the development of apartment buildings.