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11.20.2009 9:31 pm

Chase Park Plaza hotel falls behind on its rent

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The downtown Renaissance isn’t the only St. Louis hotel that’s struggling financially. The majority owner of the Chase Park Plaza disclosed today that the operator of that landmark hotel is $5 million behind on its rent.

The disclosure comes in a…

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11.09.2009 10:57 am

Now playing in Peoria: Third branch of Edwards brokerage

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Benjamin F. Edwards & Co., the brokerage firm founded last year by Benjamin F. “Tad” Edwards IV, has lured eight more employees away from Edwards’ old firm, which is now known as Wells Fargo Advisors. They’re creating a Peoria, Ill.,…

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11.09.2009 9:21 am

Failed Gateway Bank was small but significant

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Gateway Bank of St. Louis, which was closed by regulators on Friday, was tiny in banking terms, with only $27 million of assets. Its historical significance, however, was much larger. Gateway was founded in 1965 as an black-owned bank, at…

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11.03.2009 4:49 pm

MEMC takeover rumor pops up again

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Bloomberg, picking up on heavy options trading, reports that takeover rumors are once again swirling around MEMC Electronic Materials. The story notes that current-month call options, giving investors the right to buy MEMC shares for $13 on or before Nov. 20,…

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11.03.2009 9:49 am

NuVox is sold, writing last chapter for company founded in St. Louis

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

NuVox Inc., the last telecommunications company founded by prolific St. Louis entrepreneur Robert Brooks, agreed today to sell itself to Windstream Corp. of Little Rock, Ark. The purchase price is $643 million in cash, stock and assumed debt.

NuVox is what’s…

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10.23.2009 5:41 pm

NY Times calls for antitrust investigation of Monsanto

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The New York Times, in an editorial this morning, is calling for the Justice Department to investigate alleged anticompetitive practices by Monsanto. The Times editorialists note the importance of technology in modern agriculture and then add:

Following a decade of unchecked…

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10.21.2009 10:43 am

Save-A-Lot supermarket chain will double in size

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Supervalu’s earnings release yesterday was full of bad news, including a revenue decline and a dividend cut, but it contained some good news for the Save-A-Lot division, which is based in suburban St. Louis. The reason the dividend is being…

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10.20.2009 4:16 pm

Fraud trial focuses on First Bank’s ties to meatpacker

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

An executive of First Bank Business Capital, which is part of First Banks of Clayton, Mo., took the stand today in the federal fraud trial of Sholom Rubashkin, the former head of kosher meat firm Agriprocessors Inc.

One disclosure: The bank…

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10.14.2009 10:42 am

No bonus, but LaBarge CEO earns $987,294

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Craig LaBarge earned $987,294 last year as chief executive of LaBarge Inc., the company disclosed in a proxy statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. His salary came to $550,700, a 3 percent increase over the previous fsical year, and he…

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10.09.2009 5:58 pm

No bonuses — again — for Allied Healthcare executives

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Allied Healthcare Products disclosed today that Chief Executive Earl Refsland got a 3 percent salary increase last year but, for the third year in a row, he and other executives got no annual bonuses. The company also won’t pay bonuses…

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