We’ve illustrated repeatedly how as streaming subscriber growth has slowed, streaming giants have had to pivot to some bad industry habits to ensure Wall Street gets those sweet improved quarterly returns. That’s included everything from utterly pointless layoff-creating mergers and price hikes, to annoying new restrictions and a steady increase in ads (that you have […]
The St. Louis-based artificial intelligence software company led by serial entrepreneur David Karandish has acquired two businesses that it says expands its capabilities to serve contact centers.
With a focus on advocacy for historic properties, the nonprofit helps educate and offer assistance for people seeking information on how to do historic projects.
The University City tech firm Capacity has acquired two more businesses — one that converts text to speech and one that responds to customer service questions.
PACIFIC, Mo. - People in Pacific, Missouri are feeling the impact of recent storms as a significant sewer collapse occurred. The complex and hazardous situation occurred on Integram Drive as a gaping hole came along the side of the road, measuring about 20 feet wide and 10 feet deep. One lane of the road is [...]
When Eric Greitens was forced to resign from the Missouri governor’s office in 2018, he was replaced by Lt. Gov. Mike Parson. Two years later, Parson won a full term of his own. Being next in line for governor is the major constitutional requirement for the lieutenant governor. In Missouri, unlike many other states, the […]
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden said NATO “is more powerful than ever” in remarks Tuesday to honor the 75th anniversary of the alliance and reaffirm allied support for Ukraine one day after Russian missile strikes on a children’s hospital killed dozens in Kyiv. Biden spoke at the annual North American Treaty Organization’s summit happening this week in […]
Kirkwood City Council has decided to pause the demolition plans for the former Kirkwood Athletic Association ball fields, allowing a citizen-led group more time to organize and continue discussions about the future of the area.
CHICAGO — For many who grew up east of the Mississippi River, yellow twinkling lights punctuate magical childhood memories. New England natives call them fireflies, but they’re known as lightning bugs from the Midwest to the South. No matter their…
ST. LOUIS - Lambert Airport saw 2.05” of rain from the remnants of what was once Hurricane Beryl on Tuesday. That officially puts us at 6.71” of rain for July, 4.38” above normal. The remains of Beryl continues to pull away from the region on Wednesday morning. Watch for some fog Wednesday morning. Otherwise, clearing [...]
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