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.
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Gateway Arch Park Foundation finally owns the Millennium Hotel
More than nine long months since going under contract, the deal to purchase the long-vacant eyesore has closed.
Aldermen inch closer to blocking peer-to-peer car rental at the airport
The bill would require companies like Turo to forge an agreement with the airport—or cease operations.
New insurer Medica aims to shake up the St. Louis health landscape
A nonprofit, the company uses a coordinated care model in conjunction with local health provider networks.
Local expertise makes St. Louis the place to be for startups in the health sector
Companies developing health-related products find that it’s easy to connect with people with medical and academic prowess.
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FEMA needs reform—and local mayors want a say in shaping those changes
Members of the Mississippi River Cities and Towns Initiative agree that FEMA doesn’t always meet their needs. But they don’t want to see the agency gutted.
St. Louis agtech leaders forge agreement with counterparts in Córdoba, Argentina
The agreement is a natural extension of the relationships St. Louis started building with Argentina nearly a decade ago.
Contractors and nonprofits work together to stabilize North City’s tornado-ravaged homes
Volunteers coordinated by 4theVille, Invest STL, and Dream Builders 4 Equity have been able to help about 350 residences, and they’re not stopping any time soon.
Marquette Homes project is finally ready to break ground in South City
The 52-unit affordable housing project in South City’s Dutchtown and Gravois Park neighborhoods has been in the works for the past six years.