Air Products cut the ribbon on a $70M expansion in Maryland Heights, boosting PRISM membrane production and adding dozens of jobs in the St. Louis region. The facility will now build GreenSep and N2Sep units for biogas, nitrogen and marine markets.

A St. Louis baby‑product maker filed suit after a New York soda brand challenged its new electrolyte drink, asking a judge to rule there’s no consumer confusion.

The Steel Works in Granite City landed about $10M in NMTC‑backed financing to buy equipment and create roughly 32 full‑time manufacturing jobs. Economic partners say investments began in early 2026.

Post-harvest crews at Proper Cannabis filed an NLRB petition this week, backed by a recent NLRB ruling and a new Missouri law that clarify cannabis workers' rights.

Broadway Ford Truck Sales has filed Chapter 11 after expansion plans left it owing millions and naming hundreds of creditors.

A multimillion-dollar lawsuit over a 2013 minority stake sale in Lion's Choice is headed to trial, with plaintiffs alleging a trustee engineered a restructuring to enrich himself.

Lee Enterprises says digital revenue now makes up 56% of its business and adjusted EBITDA jumped to $15M, narrowing the Post‑Dispatch owner's quarterly loss.

Sixty‑one Teamsters walked off at Breakthru Beverage's St. Louis distribution center amid a contract dispute over picket‑line protections. Picket lines are in place while bargaining continues.

Schnuck Markets will close the Jasper Schnucks Fresh on May 24. About 29 employees will be offered transfers or severance.

Two Missouri wholesalers say Good Day Farm built an illegal 'cartel' that controls 61 dispensaries and crushed wholesale prices; the company says the claims are baseless.

Bunge's first-quarter net income plunged 66% even as revenue surged. The company blames Viterra integration costs but raised adjusted EPS guidance.

St. Louis added about 2,300 jobs in March even as Missouri payrolls fell; construction and leisure drove most of the metro gains. The split highlights an uneven recovery across industries.

Centene posted a $1.5B quarter even as Marketplace enrollment fell by about two million after enhanced subsidies expired. Medicare drug plan growth and cash moves helped offset the hit.