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St. Louis is quickly becoming the home of female-led startups. According to data from PitchBook, female-founded startups in St. Louis have raised more capital than any other American city over the past decade. In the three years since 2020, St. Louis’ female-led startups saw their capital increase by 187 percent — the most in the country, and more than tech hubs like San Francisco, Phoenix and Austin.
Charter Communications Names Chris Winfrey President And CEO Effective December 1
STAMFORD, CT. - Charter Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: CHTR) (“Charter” or “Charter Communications”) today announced that Chris Winfrey has been named President and Chief Executive Officer of Charter Communications, effective December 1, 2022. Mr. Winfrey has most recently served as Charter’s Chief Operating Officer after more than a decade as Charter’s Chief Financial Officer. As CEO, Mr. Winfrey will report to Charter’s Board of Directors. Tom Rutledge, who announced his plans to retire as CEO after a storied 50-year career beginning as a technician in 1972 while in college, will serve as Executive Chairman of the Company and its Board of Directors through the end of his contract in November of 2023. Mr. Rutledge will maintain oversight of Charter’s Government Affairs during that time and provide his guidance and expertise to ensure a smooth and successful transition. “It has been an honor and a pleasure to lead Charter and
Illinois Treasurer Michael Frerichs Honored With College Savings Distinguished Service Award
SPRINGFIELD – A national organization of college savings plans today recognized Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs with its highest honor. The College Savings Plans Network (CSPN) , the national network of 529 plans, states, and private-sector partners, honored Frerichs with the Distinguished Service Award. The award is the highest honor bestowed by CSPN and is given each year to those who have shown national leadership in the college savings industry. Past award winners include U.S. senators from both parties such as Florida Sen. Bob Graham and Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley; state treasurers; and prominent leaders of 529 college savings plans. “Treasurer Frerichs’ sincere desire to chart the future course of the College Savings Plans Network by making CSPN a more data-driven organization, and his collaboration on initiatives to promote new leaders and members within the Network are commendable,” said Rachel Biar, Chair of the College Savings Plans Network
Amid scoring drought, Cardinals risk setting a record no team wants
Runs have been hard to come by recently as the St. Louis Cardinals try to close in on a postseason spot.
The Armory, revitalized as St. Louis entertainment center, to open in December!
The 'real estate apocalypse' may have already hit some of St. Louis' largest office buildings
The pandemic-related shift toward remote work is projected to cut as much as $500 billion from the value of U.S. office buildings over the next decade. A Business Journal analysis found that the so-called “real estate apocalypse” was underway in parts of St. Louis well before the pandemic.
Cellebrite Accidentally Leaked Thousands Of Sensitive Documents During Handover To Japanese Corporate Partner
When a Cellebrite device is hooked up to a seized phone, the operator presses a few buttons to pull pretty much every bit of data from the device. From there, investigators can try to find the evidence they’re seeking. While the FBI continues to claim device encryption is preventing law enforcement from accessing evidence, plenty […]
Looking for Friday's Cardinals game? It's only on Apple TV
Ex-boyfriend accused of decapitating pregnant Alton woman is unfit to stand trial
Carl’s Drive-In spinoff, go-kart track part of proposed O’Fallon, Mo., complex
A family entertainment complex proposed along Highway 40 (Interstate 64) in O'Fallon, Mo., would include an offshoot of the famed Brentwood diner, a go-kart track, a 40-foot-high slide and more rides.
Tour 'The Darkness' before it opens this weekend
Boys and girls of every age, wouldn't you like to see something strange? It's FALL! So that means... haunted houses! And what is more fun than a trip into "The Darkness," St. Louis' own Haunted House?
Feeling lucky
Lucky Inn Chop Suey at 3018 Dr Martin Luther King Dr. has been in business since 1932. The owner, Robert Yee, 84, inherited the now 90-year-old business from his father, Hing Yee, who came to America from Hong Kong in…
Regina Carter
Grammy-nominated artist Regina Carter explores the power of music through the voice of the violin in a wide range of genres—including jazz, R&B, Latin, classical,
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2022 IPHF International Photography Contest Exhibition
The International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum (IPHF) held a juried international photography contest collecting submissions from talented artists from all around the world.
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Silver Seas: An Odyssey
The photographs in the Silver Seas exhibit are an extraordinary result of an exceptional career. Ernest H. Brooks II, often referred to as the Ansel
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Does anyone use a tailor or buy tailored clothes around here? Looking for recs!
Massive St. Charles County home drops price by $5 million
A 20,000 square foot home, first listed for sale last summer, has dropped in price by $5 million.
Trivers Completes Multi-Use Steelcote Square Development
Architecture, planning, urban design and interiors firm Trivers was chosen by Pier Property Group (PPG) to help create a new neighborhood within a previously vacant industrial complex in St. Louis’ historic Midtown area. “Steelcote Square is a catalyst for what’s to come in this formerly underutilized part of St. Louis,” said Trivers Principal Joel Fuoss, […]
Illinois governor calls on two Democratic lawmakers to resign
Gov. J.B. Pritzker urged both Sens. Emil Jones III of Chicago and Michael Hastings of Frankfort to quit the Legislature.
NY hotel assumes Black St. Louis artist is homeless intruder, complaint says
A pricey New York hotel tried to eject a St. Louis artist because of racial bias, a complaint filed this week says.
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