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A recreational vehicle dealership in Eureka is included in an acquisition by a growing Florida-based RV dealer group.

The acquisition will expand the St. Louis firm's technology, providing a new text messaging tool for its customers.

People with a disability who are out of the labor force or unemployed total nearly 25 million, wrote two St. Louis Fed officials in a recent blog post.

St. Louis lawmakers on Friday gave final approval to a bill extending downtown's controversial taxing district, but opponents of the organization said they planned to sue to block it.

The unanimous city council vote that ended a two-year effort to transform an area next to downtown Webster Groves through a $320 million mixed-use redevelopment surprised officials including the developer, who believes other developers will see the vote as a warning sign to stay away from Webster Groves.

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A jury in a California state court found Thursday that Bayer AG's Roundup herbicide did not cause a woman's cancer. It was the second consecutive trial Bayer has won in the state over the weedkiller.

St. Charles-based e-commerce appliance and furniture retailer Goedeker’s has trimmed its St. Louis workforce, a move the company says is a result of its broadening geographic footprint.

It is critical that government does not take actions that create a ripple effect that would crush the e-commerce economy.

A small bookstore, a neighborhood independent bookstore, was the place for me. First of all it was cozy, and often the owner was there to help me in my search, and finally there was so often a soft chair to settle into.

A Chesterfield-based eye care practice management group has acquired the Kansas City region's largest eye care services provider.

The university's School of Medicine plans to add six floors to the top of a building at the center of its medical campus.

The founder of the company donated $2 million to the University of Missouri-Columbia's College of Engineering to establish an endowed chair.

The St. Louis firm's new owner said its purchase of the local company will provide it with an opportunity to expand its technology for broadband providers.

The owner of the Webster Groves institution at 8130 Big Bend Blvd., which first opened its doors in 2003, said she couldn't come to a lease agreement with her landlord. But she already has plans to keep the sweet frozen treats coming.

The transaction involves one deal for the building, and a separate one for the land.

The U.S. House on Tuesday night passed a $770 billion defense funding bill that includes increased amounts for jet fighters that are built by Boeing in St. Louis

Growth in St. Charles County has been remarkable, but lurking behind that success is a point of some concern: An increasing percentage of its residents are commuting out of the county for work.

The confusion over whether there is a mask mandate in St. Louis County was cleared up Thursday morning – the mandate has been rescinded.