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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The Post Building’s popularity helps bolster downtown’s tech presence
Two more nonprofits are moving into the building that once housed the Post-Dispatch, now part of the new Downtown North district.
St. Louis’ SweetSpot launches partnership with Florida company to help diabetes patients
SweetSpot and CCS hope to use technology to improve patient outcomes.
AT&T Tower developer isn’t giving up on plans to create a regional destination
The Boston-based Goldman Group has big plans for the long-vacant tower, but needs help from the state.
A big week for St. Louis’ ag ecosystem means more attention and more companies moving in
Visits from international delegations and global agriculture-focused summits can help attract more companies to the region.
Danforth Center sees big future in regenerative agriculture that actually returns profits
The key, says Giles Oldroyd, is focusing on developing crops that thrive without needing pampering.
International agtech delegation comes to St. Louis this week
The ARISE initiative brings representatives from the U.S., U.K., Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, and Mexico together to forge long-term international cooperation.
Self-storage emerges as a hot real estate item for this year
The demand for self-storage has steadily grown in recent years as more U.S. households choose to rent space for their extra stuff.
Pacific residents push back on $16B data center pitched for their slice of Franklin County
Atlanta-based Beltline Energy sought to get ahead of negative feelings by sharing plans ahead of a formal review next month. Residents weren’t persuaded.
Post-snow forecast could include more potholes for St. Louis roadways
As this weekend’s snow begins to thaw, it could get trapped below asphalt and concrete surfaces, causing havoc when it freezes and expands.
St. Louis looms large in Union Pacific, Norfolk Southern merger
Control of a key local entity is one of the reasons the Surface Transportation Board chose against considering the merger application for now.