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St. Louis-area ITW Labels sold to privately held Cleveland company
ITW Labels, a St. Charles-based label producer, has been acquired by OMNI Systems of Cleveland.
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O'Neill not in St. Louis lineup after Marmol criticizes play
St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O’Neill is not in the starting lineup a day after his baserunning effort was questioned by manager Oliver Marmol.
Lunchtime Photo
This is sort of an odd picture. It's the Washington Monument, of course, but it doesn't really look very tall. Is it because of the trees, which distort our sense of scale? Or about shooting it from slightly above its base? Or about the cropping of the photo? I'm not sure.
John Lennon’s “Lost Weekend” girlfriend May Pang opens up about relationship ahead of documentary
The Lost Weekend: A Love Story, opening April 13, is a documentary about John Lennon’s relationship with his personal assistant May Pang. It began in 1973 when Lennon and Yoko Ono were on a break, with Ono encouraging Pang…
When will Metallica retire? “Hopefully it won’t happen for a while,” says Lars Ulrich
Like the rest of us, the members of Metallica are getting older. With one of their fellow "Big 4" thrash bands — Slayer — already retired, when will it be time for the…
Australian-based Edge Centres acquires St. Louis data center firm Hyson International
Edge Centres, an Australian-based operator of data centers, has entered the U.S. market through the acquisition of a St. Louis firm Hyson International.
Raw data: Race, gender, and ethnicity among US inventors
Via Alex Tabarrok, here's the racial and ethnic breakdown of inventors in the United States. The figures are from a new demographic study done by Ufuk Akcigit and Nathan Goldschlag: Every nonwhite group is massively underrepresented except for Asians, who are massively overrepresented. Women are also enormously underrepresented: In this study, "inventor" is anyone with ...continue reading "Raw data: Race, gender, and ethnicity among US inventors"
St. Louis police union cites progressive wins to bolster case for state takeover
“So we suspect that our fortunes are not going to get better in the city of St. Louis,” lobbyist Jane Dueker tells state lawmakers.
Shrewsbury, Missouri bookkeeper admits embezzling $849,000
A bookkeeper from a St. Louis suburb appeared in federal court on Wednesday and admitted to a multi-year, six-figure embezzlement scheme.
Big Win Against Evergreening For Tuberculosis Sufferers In India, But Will Johnson & Johnson Allow Those In Other Countries To Benefit?
“Evergreening” refers to the practice by pharmaceutical companies of making small changes to a drug, often about to come off patent, in order to gain a new patent that extends its manufacturer’s monopoly control over it. The first Techdirt post about evergreening appeared almost exactly ten years ago. It concerned the rejection by the Indian […]
Josh Klinghoffer feels Red Hot Chili Peppers were “doing cooler music” before he left
Former Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist Josh Klinghoffer has shared his thoughts on the band's new albums, Unlimited Love and Return of the Dream Canteen. During an interview with Brazil's…
MLS rescinds yellow card on City SC's Jared Stroud, fines Minnesota United FC player
Transgender Child At Center Of Controversy At St. Louis Children's Hospital SPEAKS OUT
St. Louis native advances Tuesday night on 'The Voice'
Missouri Sees Surge in Cannabis Jobs After Legalization Vote
Marcus Kerr was running his own food truck in California in 2018, when he parked by a marijuana dispensary one day. “I just ended up meeting the owner of this company, and they had my food,” he said.
A new era of supply chain disruptions continues to delay work for St. Louis contractors
Firms in the contracting industry are "held hostage" by supply chain shortages and the resulting material delays, according to local executives in the industry. Here's how companies are getting creative to complete their projects.
The Best Concerts in St. Louis This Week: April 6 to April 12
Lo-Fi Cherokee 2023
9:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 8.
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