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Bristol-Myers Squibb has agreed to pay about $2.5 billion in cash to acquire Inhibitex, the New York Times reports. Inhibitex makes a treatment for hepatitis C. The move comes as large pharmaceutical makers such as Bristol-Myers are looking to boost their offerings with more profitable specialty products. more

Bioscience company to expand in St. Louis, creating 42 jobs

The Missouri Department of Economic Development (DED) announced today that Seventh Wave, a consulting-based contract research organization for the pharmaceutical and medical device industry, will expand its presence in St. Louis ... Read More

Six Missouri museums make list of “50 midwest museums we love” by Midwest Living

Six Missouri museums have been named to Midwest Living’s list of “50 midwest museums we love.” Located all around the state, there’s sure to be something on the list for everyone in the ... Read More

St. Louis One of the Top 20 Metro Areas for Shared Services Graduates

Site Selection Group profiled the top 20 markets that have the largest clusters of shared service completions in the country. These completions are a combination of finance, accounting, human resources and ... Read More

Two Missouri ice-cream shops named Best in America

Two Missouri ice-cream shops were recently named “Best in America” by Thrillist: Glacé Artisan Ice Cream in Kansas City and Ted Drewes Frozen Custard in St. Louis. Glacé, which was founded ... Read More

Hawthorn Foundation launches new website, brand refresh

The Hawthorn Foundation, a highly diverse group of Missouri leaders dedicated to the development of a vibrant economy for the state of Missouri, announced recently that it has officially launched a ... Read More

Domestic/Rural Outsourcing Opportunities Abound in Missouri

PULSE interviewed four industry leaders in domestic/rural outsourcing throughout the United States for this edition of Hot Spot. They include: Rich Etzkorn, Executive Managing Director, DTZ; Monty Hamilton, CEO, Rural Sourcing, ... Read More

13 Missouri companies on Forbes’ list of the “World’s Biggest Public Companies”

Thirteen Missouri companies have been named to Forbes’ 2015 list of the “World’s Biggest Public Companies.” The 2,000 companies on the list are ranked by: revenue, profits, assets and market value. ... Read More

From Cattle to Cars: Kansas City’s Transportation Hub

Kansas City, Missouri (not the one in Kansas) was once a famous stopover for shipping cattle back east, and its huge West Bottoms feedlots offered visitors quite a sight—and smell. Today, there ... Read More

Schnucks picks location for $100 million distribution facility

Schnuck Markets Inc. officials said Thursday they will begin construction this summer on a new distribution center, estimated to cost $100 million, in north St. Louis County. The St. Louis grocery ... Read More

Allen Global to break ground on new HQ in Ozark

Allen Global LLC has scheduled a groundbreaking ceremony tomorrow in Ozark for its new $500,000 headquarters. Managing member Jerry Nichols said the 4,000-square-foot project – located at the southeast corner of ... Read More