Spark Prize winners include 4 St. Louisans improving health and well being in Missouri
The Missouri Foundation for Health is giving a total of six recipients $200,000 each.
The Public Intellectual is something new for St. Louis: a Spanish/English bookstore
Asia Monet Hayes, Ivonne Frenchette, and Mirka Estrada
aim to cultivate connection through storytelling.
Plans change for one of Downtown Chesterfield’s first residential projects
Instead of 105 rental units, developer TriStar Properties now plans 87 for-sale villas and townhouses near the forthcoming district.
How Larry Kirchner built a business on his mania for haunting
The Darkness founder says the key to making things pencil out was a series of immersive escape rooms, which operate adjacent to his Soulard flagship.
Why one of the country’s largest healthcare-focused law firms chose St. Louis
After years of serving Missouri healthcare organizations, Hall Render is putting down local roots with its new St. Louis office and a team backed by more than 170 attorneys nationwide.
3 employee ownership models that go beyond ESOPs
As Baby Boomers gear up for retirement, the companies they own have intriguing options for group ownership.
Get to know ‘Fast Forward STL’ host Keith Alper with SLM’s Eric Schmid
Tune in as St. Louis Magazine’s business editor Eric Schmid steps into the host seat to interview Keith Alper.
FUFU n’ Sauce owner Adjo Honsou is serving a market she never envisioned
The acclaimed chef thought food truck fans would follow her. Instead, she’s cultivating a whole new audience.
Crops grown for biofuels stand to boost farmers’ revenue amid ever-rising input costs
Major ag and oil players have partnerships to get new cash crops on many more acres by 2030, representing a new line of revenue for farmers who need it.
Farmhand Ventures wants to solve agriculture’s big challenges from St. Louis
The firm invests in companies working on solutions that acknowledge the realities of today’s farm workforce, and look to make farm work more attractive in the future.
Chesterfield Community Spotlight: Toni Ostmann builds the aesthetics practice she wanted to see
Lifted Aesthetics and Wellness founder says she emphasizes individualized care and honest recommendations.
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St. Louis Business 500: Our Region's Top Business Leaders
A guide to some of the metro area’s most influential, impactful, and innovative leaders. Here, you’ll find both C-suite executives and more under-the-radar entrepreneurs across an array of industries, from health care to hospitality, accounting to aerospace, restaurants to real estate.
What does a wealth management merger actually mean for clients?
WFA Volare’s new partnership expands its team and expertise while preserving the personal relationships that clients have always counted on.
Ameren intends to use natural gas to power the local grid amid ‘unprecedented’ growth in demand
The electric utility released a new Integrated Resource Plan where it now forecasts 60 percent of its electricity to come from gas by 2045.
The KitchenHub STL is helping local makers become business movers and shakers
The food industry incubator and commissary, which is gearing up to open a second location in Kirkwood, is an entrepreneur’s secret weapon.
Major projects shaping St. Louis
From downtown to St. Charles, ambitious developments are changing the landscape across the metro area.
Photos: St. Louis Business 500 Live – Leading What’s Next
On September 23, St. Louis Magazine hosted its second St. Louis Business 500 Live event, presented by WashU Olin Business School.
Grandview Arcade rehab along South Grand gives neighbors a sneak peek
Since breaking ground as part of the Marquette Homes project last year, the prominent South City building is nearly ready to begin leasing to new residents.
Fast Forward STL Live: The business of sports in St. Louis
Tune in to hear an all-star panel discuss the powerful connection between sports and business, recorded in front of a live audience at CITY SC’s headquarters.
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St. Louis notches daily London flights next summer as the region marks its growing global connectivity
British Airways is set to expand its service from Lambert to Heathrow by roughly 80 percent next summer.
Spearhead Bio raises $1.62M to continue building new gene editing tools for crops
The new funding will help the St. Louis startup, which spun out from the Danforth Center last year, adapt its technology for agriculture companies.
As Ferguson reconsiders $1.5B data center tax break, nonprofit donation faces scrutiny
The Ferguson Neighborhood Improvement Program, which has ties to multiple council members, stands to get $7.5M from the developer.
How Frizz Fest has become a launching pad for local Black-owned businesses
While the festival marked its ninth year this past weekend, organizers’ support for businesses that are a part of it extends well beyond the annual event.