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Most people do not give up stable jobs and good paychecks to start from scratch. Most people do not willingly take on incredibly difficult, completely avoidable challenges. Most people do not make good entrepreneurs. Thankfully, we are not like most people. Not only did we decide to take an entrepreneurial path — we decided to take an entrepreneurial path in the banking sector, which might be the most challenging sector an entrepreneur can choose to disrupt. Why we took the plunge Community…

The past year has been one where finding bright spots in the daily headlines has been a difficult task. However, there is something amazing happening right now, which can serve as a reminder to never underestimate the grit of the American working class. Recent data shows a remarkable spike in new business formation unlike anything we’ve seen before. Even though self-isolating was a true challenge of the past year, it gave many people the time to focus on passion projects or spot new opportunities.…

With construction underway on the $189.4 million University City project, developers Larry Chapman and Bob Clark have taken over ownership of the future retail center at Interstate 170 and Olive Boulevard.

A growing, St. Louis-based network of ophthalmology and optometry practices has agreed to acquire a Florida eyecare network and hired a new C-suite executive.

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This article originally ran in the St. Louis Business Journal on November 2, 2021. The largest independent metal coil coater in North America, based in St. Louis with 13 factories nationwide, is expanding its Granite City manufacturing site by 53,000 square feet to meet the higher demand for steel. Town and Country-based Precoat Metals, which coats and paints a range of […]

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Nearly 620,000 former and current Missouri educators' personal information was vulnerable on a state website. Teachers will now get 12 months of IDX coverage.

This article originally ran in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on November 4, 2021. Snarled global supply chains are putting stress on companies large and small. Automakers have curtailed production because they can’t get electronic components. Industrial giant Emerson said Wednesday that logistics and labor constraints reduced its fourth-quarter revenue by $175 million. Shortages began in 2020 as a COVID-19 story: As […]

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The St. Louis startup had made key hires in Kansas City and Chicago, two markets it is targeting for growth.

CVS Health and other massive corporations often use their pharmacy middleman subsidiaries to force people to get the most expensive class of drugs from the businesses’ own mail-order pharmacies. Some …

Nirvana has released the remastered version of "Smells Like Teen Spirit" from the band's upcoming 30th anniversary reissue of Nevermind. The entire record was remastered from the original Nevermind analog…

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U2 frontman Bono is among the music artists and other entertainment industry figures who will take part in keynote events during Variety's Music for Screens Virtual Summit, which will run…

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The St. Louis County Council grilled a Spire Missouri official over an email sent to residents warning of potential natural gas outages this winter.

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