St. Louis updates its proposed rules for data centers, with plans for more input
The updates include more specifics on using renewables, curbing water use and ensuring community benefits.
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Pic The Gift acquires Just Vision It, expanding its on-demand product printing capabilities
The St. Louis company has acquired the ability to make even larger products through sublimation, transferring printed images onto a wide range of surfaces.
AI unlocks real gains for companies, but how it’s implemented matters
Scores of firms across the country have cited artificial intelligence as a reason for laying off workers, but experts say this misunderstands AI’s utility.
Pivot Bio is consolidating its manufacturing and innovation hubs in St. Louis
The agtech company born in the Bay Area has been beefing up its local research presence and already has a manufacturing facility in the region.
Before going all-in on AI, Alex Ward wants you to consider automation first
The Automate My.Co founder finds that small businesses can see a jump in productivity by using relatively simple tools that don’t use tons of electricity.
Midtown data center wins key approval from St. Louis Board of Public Service
The board signed off on a conditional use permit for the project even as the mayor’s office released a lengthy agreement her office had inked with the developer.
H.A.R.V.E.S.T. AgTech is giving four local start-ups a big boost
The global innovation incubator is supporting seven companies pursuing innovations that can help cut back on chemical inputs in agriculture.
How Peptyde Bio’s purchase is leading to good things for Danforth Center—and St. Louis
Invaio Sciences acquisition of the startup has helped put St. Louis’ bio and plant sciences ecosystem on the map in Boston.
Remembering Kasey Grelle, a CEO, wife, mother, and friend who built her life in St. Louis
The Omaha native knew everyone in town—and was loved by countless people—before a tragic bus accident in Nicaragua.
BioSTL’s 25th year is proving pivotal as the nonprofit navigates choppy budget waters
The nonprofit that serves as a backbone for St. Louis’ biosciences scene saw core funders step away last year, even as worthy startups are bubbling up like never before.
March Madness brought scores of fans and a local economic boost
The first time the city hosted March Madness in a decade brought thousands of fans and their dollars into the middle of the region.