Post Holdings Inc., the branded cereal business being spun off by Bill Stiritz’s Ralcorp Holdings Inc. , will create at least 150 jobs locally, most of them in downtown St. Louis.
And Post, known for Grape-Nuts, Honey Bunches of Oats and breakfast staples like Shredded Wheat, is getting its own sweetened deal from Missouri — $3.8 million in Missouri Quality Jobs Incentive tax credits when it creates those jobs.
Construction is well under way at the Kawasaki Motors Manufacturing Corp. U.S.A. plant, where crews are continuing to pour a massive 12-inch-thick ceramic concrete floor for what will soon become a ... Read More
Three Missouri companies’ CEOs have been announced as winners of Glassdoor’s annual Employees’ Choice Awards for the Highest Rated CEOs in 2015. Glassdoor split the ranking between large companies—having 1,000+ employees—and ... Read More
Recognized for Outstanding Courage, Service and Commitment to Community in Crisis Dilip Vishwanat | St. Louis Business Journal Ferguson Municipal Public Library of Ferguson, MO has been named the 2015 Library ... Read More
Three St. Louis business centers were named to Symmetry50’s list of the top 100 coworking spaces in the U.S. T-Rex is ranked at No. 18, CIC is ranked at No. 37 ... Read More
Silicon Valley giant Cisco revealed more details about its agreement with Kansas City, Missouri, as well as information about the companies helping it implement its “Smart+ Connected Communities” and “Living Lab” ... Read More
SEDALIA, Mo.—The Missouri Department of Economic Development (DED) today announced that 8760 Service Group, a local manufacturer, will increase its workforce and relocate to a larger facility in Sedalia, making this ... Read More
Forrest Innovations selects St. Louis for U.S. headquarters ST. LOUIS – June 5, 2015 – BioSTL, the St. Louis organization advancing regional prosperity by cultivating the bioscience and innovation ecosystem, announced ... Read More
Kansas City on Thursday signed a “smart city” agreement with Cisco Systems Inc. and Sprint Corp. The more than $15 million plan aims to upgrade infrastructure and promote technological innovation in Downtown, ... Read More
St. Louis was recently named the No. 1 city in the U.S. for baseball fans by Wallethub. Kansas City came in at No. 11 overall. Wallethub looked at 11 key metrics ... Read More
St. Louis and Kansas City both ranked high on WalletHub’s 2015 list of the 100 Best and Worst Cities for Staycations in the United States. St. Louis ranked at No. 6 ... Read More