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Developer Green Street on Monday agreed to a $266,422 judgment against it in state court.

Former Army infantryman Ryan Bowman partners with Funded Ventures to launch Terrace Wealth, a fee-only wealth management firm in St. Louis.

A St. Louis alcohol distributor has dismissed a lawsuit after its nearly $12 million award was overturned. Its rival is "very satisfied."

The Gateway Grizzlies, a professional baseball team that competes in the independent Frontier League, has a new name for its stadium in Sauget, Illinois.

Former Missouri governor and U.S. Sen. Kit Bond, who was the youngest person ever elected to the state’s highest office, died Tuesday. He was 86. Bond was on a Missouri ballot nine times and lost only two races, a bid for Congress in 1968 and his bid for a second consecutive term as governor in 1976. He went on to win a new term as governor in 1980 and four subsequent elections to the Senate starting in 1986. When he was elected auditor in 1970, Bond was the first Republican to win that office…

Nick Bognar's Indo restaurant has undergone a major transformation, with a six-figure investment creating a unique year-round dining space that promises to elevate the guest experience.

Blast waves from Friday’s explosive decision by Missouri House Republicans to kill a $517 million capital improvements bill echoed through the state Monday, with local officials picking up the shards of shattered plans and state senators furious as they recover from shell shock. The spending on new construction isn’t essential for the day-to-day operations of state government. But failure to pass the bill means 86 projects developed over many months — or in some cases years — must secure…

A bill expanding the state’s ability to find radioactive contamination in the St. Louis region that dates to World War II development of the atomic bomb is on its way to the governor after unanimously clearing the Missouri House on Monday. The measure, which passed unanimously out of the Senate last week, would authorize the Department of Natural Resources to seek a search warrant to conduct investigations on otherwise off-limits government land. The bill also removes a $150,000 annual cap on…

Arch to Park Equity Fund LLC, the real estate arm of business group Greater St. Louis Inc., is seeking redevelopment proposals for the soon-to-be vacant Wainwright State Office Building.

Royal Canin, a global pet food company with its U.S. base in St. Charles, has opened a new $450 million facility in Ohio as it shutters an older manufacturing site in Missouri.

A St. Louis startup is ramping up production of its American-made drones, as concerns grow over the use of Chinese-manufactured devices in sensitive sectors.

The construction industry is facing tremendous pressure from all sides. Material and labor costs remain high. Staffing is in short supply. Interest rates make financing projects more expensive, and complex contract terms slow already lengthy payment cycles. For CFOs, the stakes are high. Managing accounts receivable (AR) can be an uphill battle. When things don’t go well, late payments ripple through the business, delaying payments to subcontractors, pushing back timelines and damaging critical…

Supply chains remain complex. From fluctuating global demand to persistent inflation worries and stringent sustainability mandates, it’s expected to be a tough road to navigate. These challenges can disrupt operations, strain supplier relationships and impact profitability if not proactively managed. Operational excellence is no longer just about efficiency; it’s about resilience and the ability to adapt swiftly to change. Success hinges on optimizing processes, leveraging advanced technologies…

The house has long been vacant and is now in a “derelict” condition, according to the developer's zoning application.

A Clayton tax attorney convicted in a tax shelter scheme has been granted more time before beginning her prison sentence, with the court approving a second extension request.

DriveCentric LLC, a St. Louis-based developer of customer relationship management (CRM) technology for auto dealerships, has named a new top leader.

The renovations at the Era Collective, formerly 275 on the Park at 275 Union Blvd. in the city’s DeBaliviere Place neighborhood has added 8,000 square feet of new amenities and event space.

Georgia on Friday became the second state, joining North Dakota, to enact legislation protecting the maker of weedkiller Roundup, Bayer AG, and other pesticide makers from some lawsuits claiming they failed to warn customers of possible danger from using the chemicals.

The brewer said it plans to invest more than $300 million in manufacturing operations across the U.S., and expanded access to its training facility in St. Louis.

Will the Missouri Senate actually make it to 6 p.m. Friday? That’s the constitutional deadline for the legislative session to adjourn for the year. And the Senate — thanks to Republican infighting — has failed to reach the finish line three years in a row. But this year the GOP supermajority is finally getting along. And as lawmakers enter the final week of the 2025 legislative session, Senate Republicans hope that unity will allow them to roll back abortion rights and a new paid sick leave…