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St. Louis autonomous railcar startup Intramotev raises $14M
The original article comes from The Business Journal on August 25, 2024 Intramotev, a St. Louis-based company developing what it describes as a self-propelled, battery-powered railcar, has raised $14 million from investors as it plans to grow its staff in preparation for making several new deployments of its technology globally.
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This St. Louis area town is one of the hottest real estate markets in the US
Research done by Realtor.com found what they called the "Hottest Zip Codes" in the U.S. where homes are selling like hotcakes thanks to high demand from buyers.
Festival of Nations celebrates during record influx of immigrant, refugee growth in St. Louis
Did you lose your glasses at festival of nations?
What J.D. Vance really said about tariffs
Be careful with these micro-summaries that are ubiquitous on Twitter: Welker: Do you acknowledge that consumers will ultimately pay more if there are more tariffs. Do you acknowledge that? Vance: No, I don’t. Economists disagree about the effects of tariffs.. pic.twitter.com/iORjF3nP1W — Acyn (@Acyn) August 25, 2024 In fact, Vance explicitly agreed that tariffs can ...continue reading "What J.D. Vance really said about tariffs"
Funniest/Most Insightful Comments Of The Week At Techdirt
This week, our first place winner on the insightful side is That Anonymous Coward with a comment about the obvious connection between Tesla and ExTwitter that raises some questions about the judge in the Media Matters laswsuit: What stock was it Elmo was going to have to sell to keep X running again?? In second […]
Default 'imminent' on $100M loan backing one of St. Louis' biggest office complex, filing says
The owner of one of the St. Louis area's largest office campuses could soon default on a nearly $100 million loan on the property, loan documents say, describing such a development as "imminent."
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