It's interesting because their stock has been utter garbage this year. Down ~50% YTD last I looked. I wonder if they keep growing, and if long term (7-10 years from now) there's any chance for them to move downtown. Peacock says he moved the company here to help boost STL's global image, but you can't really do that in a suburban secondary downtown.courtland wrote: ↑Aug 01, 2025Good news! I wish all the best to Advantage Solutions and especially their CEO, Dave Peacock. I really appreciated his efforts on trying to keep
the Rams here. He would have been successful, IMO, if it wasn't for the owner.
Is it these lots?NHampton wrote: ↑Nov 24, 2025Centene listing two lots. Described in the story as "105 Carondelet Plaza" and 7500 Forsyth, but there is no 105 Carondelet Plaza. I think it's actually 195 Carondelet Plaza, which would make the two lots the vacant lots surrounding the Centene parking garage between Forsyth, Carondelet Plaza, and the Crescent/801 Chophouse, across from the Ritz.
https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/bus ... 51a36.html
They are both small and oddly-shaped, and could be tough to build on. Good news is that I think the garage is underused, so hopefully more parking won't be necessary.
It apparently does not include the much larger lot east of the Ritz, which I believe Centene also owns.
Not great for the area for the regions largest F500 to be cutting a bunch of workforce.dbInSouthCity wrote: ↑8:45 PM - Jun 15Centene is offering most of the staff buyouts and in August it will start layoffs if enough don’t take it
Centene committed fraud?JaneJacobsGhost wrote: ↑12:48 PM - Jun 16Turns out defrauding your customers is bad for business
Yes they are actually pretty well known for it. They've paid California $215M, Ohio $88M, Illinois $57M, Mississippi $55M, Arkansas/Massachusetts/New Mexico $15M, etc. Add it all up and they've paid out over $1B in settlements.dweebe wrote:Centene committed fraud?JaneJacobsGhost wrote: ↑12:48 PM - Jun 16Turns out defrauding your customers is bad for business
