ST. LOUIS, Mo. – Officials of Aribnb and the Office of the City License Collector are pleased to announce a tax agreement has been finalized. Effective Dec. 1, 2018, Airbnb will automatically collect local taxes for all Airbnb bookings in […]
Gov. Parson signs proclamation supporting international investment
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Governor Mike Parson made state history today by signing Missouri’s first Open Investment Policy statement, declaring that Missouri’s economy is stronger because of its successful attraction of foreign direct investment and reaffirming the state’s commitment to […]
Share of U.S. households without a bank account continues to drop
Unbanked Rate declines to 6.5 percent in 2017 For the third consecutive survey period, the number of U.S. households without a bank account fell, according to the results of the 2017 biennial National Survey of Unbanked and Underbanked Households released […]
St. Louis County Council discuss plans for the 2019 budget
CLAYTON, Mo. – St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger and the council members made preliminary plans for a meeting to discuss next year’s budget in terms of raises for the county workers at Tuesday evening’s meeting. During the public forum, […]
Auditor Galloway releases City of St. Louis status update reports for five city offices
Reports include Collector of Revenue, Public Utilities, Circuit Attorney, License Collector, and Community and Economic Development offices JEFFERSON CITY – State Auditor Nicole Galloway today announced the release of reports providing a status update from city officials on how departments […]
St. Louis ranked 19th most fun city in America
ST. LOUIS – Personal-finance website, WalletHub released a report on 2018’s Most Fun Cities in America with St. Louis, MO ranked at #19 overall compared to over 180 cities. According to WalletHub, the average American spends nearly $3,000 on entertainment […]
Fitzwater’s STEM bill moves to House floor with little effort
JEFFERSON CITY – If there were any concerns about Rep. Travis Fitzwater’s STEM bill moving through the committees this week, they have been alleviated. Presenting his bill before the House Committee on Workforce Development, Fitzwater watched people file up to […]
Supreme Court ruling paves way for Missouri to collect online sales tax with lawmaker action
A close U.S. Supreme Court decision has paved the way for the Missouri General Assembly to take up legislation that could potentially bring in millions in revenue. On Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled that internet retailers can be required to […]
Energizer Holdings, Inc. announces pricing of $500 million of senior notes
St. Louis /PRNewswire/ — Energizer Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: ENR) (“Energizer”) Thursday announced the pricing of the offerings of $500 million of 6.375% senior notes due 2026 by its wholly-owned subsidiary, Energizer Gamma Acquisition, Inc. (the “USD Issuer”) and €650 million of 4.625% […]
St. Louis County Council moves forward with investigation of Stenger’s Northwest Crossings lease, St. Ann residents speak out
The St. Louis County Council on Tuesday night moved forward with a report requesting the U.S. attorney and Missouri attorney general investigate government leases initiated by County Executive Steve Stenger and some of his donors. By a vote of 5-0 with […]