By now, regular readers of this blog should have a pretty good grasp of just how tough it is to find a job if you’re residing in and around St. Louis.

As bad as it is — and with 142,000 people…

A handful of officials from the private and public sectors participated in a teleconference with reporters Wednesday morning to to elaborate on where Missouri stands, vis a vis a national report by the Pew Charitable Trusts on the clean energy economy.

In…

In the jacket bio of his new book, Alan M. Webber recounts the stops along the way to writing “Rules of Thumb: 52 Truths for Winning at Business Without Losing Your Self” (published by Harper Business).

The list begins with founding editor…

The anger of the auto and steelworkers gathered in downtown St. Louis for Monday night’s kick-off of the “Keep it Made in America” bus tour was to be expected.

After all, the workers at various Granite City steel mills recently suffered the indignity of watching tons…

Many are the children who dream of one day suiting up for the St. Louis Cardinals, the St. Louis Rams or the St. Louis Blues.

But the St. Louis Layoffs?

Not so much.

Click here to read Friday’s print edition of STL JobWatch, a glimpse at…

Woke up early Tuesday morning in Pittsburgh, an unscheduled layover triggered by the snowstorm that crippled airports along the Eastern seaboard Sunday and Monday.

Aboard the shuttle to the airport, the driver bemoaned the ceaseless grip of winter weather and extolled the local…