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The St. Louis Preservation Board gave approval Monday to a hotel project pitched at a historic site in the Central West End.

The Arts and Education Council of Greater St. Louis, which last year sold its building to cut expenses after it lost key funding, has merged into another local nonprofit.

Longtime broadcaster Wendy Wiese is retiring from radio.

The alderwoman said that the organization's structure, including the fact its CEO is also chairman of the board, are impediments to oversight.

Bank of America's top St. Louis market executives offer a guide for late-stage startups looking to enter their next phase of growth.

The St. Louis-based financial services giant has received federal approval for a private equity fund to provide capital to small manufacturers serving the national security supply chain so they can invest in technology such as 3D printing.

AT&T’s decision to relocate hundreds of jobs from St. Louis to other U.S. cities is “regrettable,” Mayor Tishaura Jones’ office said Monday.

The Ronald McDonald House Charities of St. Louis (RMHC) has named a new president and CEO, effective Dec. 9.

The company also has announced a share sale to boost its liquidity.

The federal government has found that Lambert airport's $3 billion plan for redevelopment as a single-terminal facility does not have the potential for significant environmental impacts, another step toward completion of the project.

The federal government has canceled a foreclosure sale of the Paul Brown Lofts in downtown St. Louis, saying it plans to reschedule its auction for the property.

Chemical company Olin Corp. is just now getting its operations at its Freeport, Texas, facility back to normal after multiple outages since Hurricane Beryl.

Missouri plans to spend millions from state marijuana taxes on a laboratory to help regulators keep tabs on the safety and potency of more than $1 billion of joints, edibles and other cannabis products sold annually across the state. Health experts and consumer groups applauded the added regulatory check, outlined in an Oct. 11 report about Missouri’s cannabis industry. A dozen other states already have quality assurance laboratories known as reference labs. “We don’t want to just look at…

A swim school chain has opened its first St. Louis-area location, one of several such chains to open or expand in the market in recent years.

A Maryland real estate investment trust is seeking control of a Missouri marijuana business as it says some $22 million is owed on a back note.

An aircraft management firm plans to open a new $1.5 million hangar, with construction on the project to start within weeks.

A Jefferson County nonprofit will close its doors, or in this case its gates, for the final time this weekend. The founders of The Gentle Barn announced the closure Friday morning in a video on Facebook. For the past eight years, The Gentle Barn has used a 27-acre property in Dittmer at 9171 State Road Y, which the nonprofit owns according to county records, to house a variety of animals. The nonprofit animal sanctuary also offers therapy programs for children and adults who have been impacted…

Telecommunications giant AT&T said Friday it is relocating jobs from St. Louis to other U.S. offices in a move that will impact hundreds of employees locally.

The developer who claims he still has ownership of the massive vacant building said a city request for proposals for the site "surprised and blindsided" him.

A Metro East meat processor and retailer's new location in a newly renovated former newspaper printing facility will open this weekend.