Annika Merrilees

The company is considering furloughs for employees, “significant reductions” to supplier spending and a halt to most purchase orders on the 737, 767 and 777 planes, it told employees in

Bayer’s recent challenges have fueled concern about whether the company will break apart.

Rancho Healthcare and Rehab Center, a 120-bed nursing home, received 20 health citations, above the average number in the U.S., during a health inspection last year.

The Missouri Division of Tourism says it’s seeking a firm to market the state to international travelers from the United Kingdom and Germany.

CrowdStrike has identified and fixed the global IT outage affecting banks, airlines, and other sectors, Sky News Reports.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch photographers captured June 2024 in hundreds of images. Here are just some of those photos. Edited by Jenna Jones.

FanDuel Sportsbook and Horse Racing opens its live horse racing season on Tuesday, April 27, 2021 with a limited in person attendance. Along with in-person attendance the park debuted a live bugler rather than their normal recording. Fans were also able to use the new sportsbook betting room to bet on other sporting events. Fairmount Park changed its name as part of a partnership with FanDuel to re-energize and upgrade the aging facility. Video by: Colter Peterson, cpeterson@post-dispatch.com

The University City tech firm Capacity has acquired two more businesses — one that converts text to speech and one that responds to customer service questions.

Riverence, an aquaculture company that raises trout for their meat, uses soy to help feel its fish, like these in Idaho. Riverence has a deal to buy specialized soy ingredients from Benson Hill, the St. Louis “food tech” company. Video by Bryce Gray, Post-Dispatch.

View life in St. Louis through the Post-Dispatch photographers’ lenses. Edited by Jenna Jones.