St. Louis Character: Jeremy Sweat preserves history of Gateway Arch grounds

St. Louis Business Journal 4/10 2:08A Nathan Rubbelke

Jeremy Sweat, as superintendent of Gateway Arch National Park, seeks to preserve the site's history while also leading a "large, complex" organization.

Local stocks lagged before Trump's sweeping tariff plan

St. Louis Business Journal 4/9 4:06A James Drew

Where those numbers for the Argent St. Louis Stock Index are at the end of the second quarter ending June 30 will be closely watched as investors fear a bear market as well as a possible recession.

Q&A: Great Rivers Greenway's retiring CEO on why St. Louis’ 12-mile-long project is working for the...

St. Louis Business Journal 4/8 7:00P Great Rivers Greenway

Brickline Greenway is the bold vision to catalyze economic opportunity in the City of St. Louis, supporting growth regionwide. It includes 12 miles of new greenways knitting 14 city neighborhoods and four anchor parks together, with native trees,...

'Price changes by the hour': International food firm grapples with larger-than-expected tariffs

St. Louis Business Journal 4/8 8:41A Nathan Rubbelke

A St. Louis firm that owns grocery stores and restaurants focused on international foods says the tariffs imposed are creating chaotic pricing.

SPAC-led merger to create $6B St. Louis public company hits delay

St. Louis Business Journal 4/8 8:27A James Drew

The thesis behind the new business is that the shift to alternative energy sources from carbon-based energy systems is creating demand for metals and other materials to feed U.S. supply chains in the automotive, aerospace and defense industries.

Government contractor to lay off hundreds after contract loss

St. Louis Business Journal 4/8 8:16A Diana Barr

Spectrum Healthcare Resources, a St. Louis-based provider of health care services to military and government employees, says it will cut hundreds of workers after losing a contract.

Secretary of state investigating complaint that Sam Page's office spent public money to oppose...

St. Louis Business Journal 4/8 4:56A Jacob Kirn

Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins' office is investigating a complaint that St. Louis County Executive Sam Page's administration spent public money to oppose a ballot proposition being voted on Tuesday.

North City grant awards 'unjustified,' suit claims in seeking to halt program

St. Louis Business Journal 4/7 6:11A Jacob Kirn

A new lawsuit says that grants given under a St. Louis program seeking to boost North City were "entirely unjustified," as it seeks an order preventing more disbursements.

Trump tariff 'shocks' could lead to 'recessionary conditions': St. Louis Fed

St. Louis Business Journal 4/7 5:05A Jacob Kirn

Shocks from President Trump's aggressive tariff announcements could lead to "recessionary conditions," according to a note released Monday by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

Council accuses Page of using tax money to oppose Prop B

St. Louis Business Journal 4/7 2:25A Samir Knox

St. Louis County lawmakers are accusing County Executive Sam Page of improperly using tax money for campaign mailers against a controversial ballot initiative, being voted on Tuesday.

Deadline extended to submit your Business of Pride nomination

St. Louis Business Journal 4/7 2:01A Veneta Rizvic

The deadline to submit your nomination for the 2025 Business of Pride program has been extended to Sunday, April 13. The St. Louis Business Journal is again seeking nominations for its Business of Pride program, which recognizes and celebrates...

First Bank is rethinking corporate philanthropy with long-term St. Louis partnerships, next gen...

St. Louis Business Journal 4/6 7:00P Stacy Clay

At First Bank, we envision a future where our time, attention and charitable funding collectively help shape a more positive future for generations to come. First Bank Chairman Michael Dierberg and CEO Mikel Williamson are passionate about...

St. Louis-based commercial cleaning company expands Missouri footprint

St. Louis Business Journal 4/4 9:37A Veneta Rizvic

4M Building Solutions, a growing St. Louis-based commercial cleaning and janitorial services company, is expanding its footprint in Missouri with a new acquisition.

Hoffmann firm to buy St. Louis-area family-owned greenhouse business

St. Louis Business Journal 4/4 8:59A Diana Barr

Hoffmann Family of Cos. has agreed to acquire N.G. Heimos Greenhouses, a Metro East-based, family-owned business that's one of the nation's largest poinsettia growers.

$44M apartment complex is East St. Louis' biggest project since casino

St. Louis Business Journal 4/4 8:58A Gloria Lloyd

A $44 million senior living facility and mixed-use development is the largest new development to open in East St. Louis since the Casino Queen decades ago.