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3 weeks ago |
bizjournals.com | Jacob Kirn
Numerous St. Louis public firms were down massively Thursday on President Trump's sweeping tariff plan. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down more than 3% Thursday morning, the S&P 500 down more than 4% and Nasdaq Composite more than 5%. With a few exceptions, Trump's executive order includes 10% blanket tariffs on most items imported to the U.S., with country-specific higher tariffs set to start April 9. Local firms up Thursday included utilities Ameren Corp.
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3 weeks ago |
bizjournals.com | Jacob Kirn
The St. Louis Cardinals on Monday drew the smallest non-Covid-19 crowd in the history of Busch Stadium III. The St. Louis Cardinals on Monday drew the smallest non-Covid-19 crowd in the history of Busch Stadium III. The MLB franchise announced a paid attendance of 21,206 for its 5-4 loss to the Los Angeles Angels, despite getting off to a good start this year, now with a 3-1 record.
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3 weeks ago |
bizjournals.com | Jacob Kirn
The university's new leader had declined use of the property and sought to unload it amid the institution's financial woes. Webster University said Friday it has sold the house formerly occupied by its ex-chancellor for $1.2 million. Its new leader had declined use of the property and sought to unload it amid the institution's financial woes.
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4 weeks ago |
bizjournals.com | Jacob Kirn
The official had been acting as interim CEO since January. The appointment comes as the fast-casual brand appears to be expanding its test of an on-demand baking model. Panera Brands Inc., the parent company of Panera Bread and several other restaurant chains, on Tuesday named Paul Carbone as CEO, effective immediately. Carbone, formerly Panera CFO, had been acting as interim CEO since January, as the fast-casual firm looked for a new top executive after former CEO José Alberto Dueñas stepped down.
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1 month ago |
bizjournals.com | Jacob Kirn
A trucking firm said Monday it will lay off 53 workers at the site of an alcohol distributor in the city of St. Louis. A trucking firm said Monday it will lay off 53 workers at the site of an alcohol distributor in the city of St. Louis. Hogan told the state of Missouri, through a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act letter, that the layoffs, effective June 6, would come at the site of Breakthru Beverage, at 6701 Southwest Ave. in the city.
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