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Post7:34 PM - Jun 03#576

Also to be included in the conversation, STL's large private multi-billion dollar companies: (May have left a few out) 

Enterprise Mobility
World Wide Technology
Schnuck Markets
McCarthy Holdings
Barry-Wehmiller Companies
Alberici Enterprises 
Dierbergs Markets 
Apex Oil Company

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Belden 
Olin 
Stifel 
Peabody 
Advantage Solutions 
Energizer 
Caleres 
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Post7:50 PM - Jun 03#577

Too bad we can't include Bunge in there.
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Post10:44 PM - Jun 29#578

Here is a YoY% Change, by industry, alongside two peers (Minneapolis and Cleveland). The grey area represents range of data for all Top 100 MSAs and the dashed line represents the average of those same Top 100. 
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Post5:11 PM - Jul 07#579

https://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/new ... dreds.html

345 people will lose their jobs after Nature's Bakery in Hazelwood closes in September 2027.

Nature's Bakery was bought by Kind in 2020 for $400 million, which was later bought by Mars.

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Post8:34 PM - Jul 07#580

When it sold for $400M Marsens gave a cut to all 345 employees. 
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Post1:09 AM - Jul 08#581

The employees on the shipping docks are pretty good to work with. They get us local drivers in and out quickly. It can be challenging to get into the docks. There isn't much room for more than a few semi's on the property. I believe they make snack items for Sam's Club. 
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Post6:02 PM - Jul 15#582

https://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/new ... ffice.html

Deloitte has apparently added 158 jobs at their downtown office over the last 5 years, bringing their total headcount to 458.

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Post11:12 PM - Jul 15#583

This should help offset recent factory layoffs in the food sector:

Italian pasta maker Bertagni 1882 USA Inc. is investing $33.2 million to open its first U.S. production facility in the St. Louis area, creating roughly 200 new jobs. [1, 2]

https://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/new ... plant.html
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Post6:49 PM - Jul 22#584

As it relates to construction industry, St. Louis has been the fastest growing region for five straight months. St. Louis has never exceeded the average growth rate by this much for a month, let alone five. 
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Post5:04 AM - Jul 27#585

Might be time to try to get into construction.
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Post4:12 PM - Jul 31#586

addxb2 wrote:As it relates to construction industry, St. Louis has been the fastest growing region for five straight months. St. Louis has never exceeded the average growth rate by this much for a month, let alone five. 
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Something something construction is a leading indicator of forthcoming economic growth…

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