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IRS cracking down on business owners who use cash apps transactions without paying taxes on it

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New IRS rules for cash app transactions take effect in 2022

Starting January 1, 2022, cash app business transactions of more than $600 will need to be reported to the IRS.
Business Journal

One of Centene's longest-serving board directors steps down after 18 years

David Steward, founder and chairman of technology services firm World Wide Technology, is retiring from the board of Centene after 18 years of service
Business Journal

St. Louis NAACP plans to publicize 'travel advisory' for Missouri over convention center fight

The NAACP said it would "aggressively enforce and illuminate" a travel advisory, in effect from 2017, warning people of color of the dangers of traveling in Missouri
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Ameren announces changes in leadership, including next CEO

Marty Lyons will replace Warner Baxter as president and CEO starting Jan. 1, the St. Louis-based company said
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These are the 6 Missouri billionaires who made it on Forbes' list of nation's '400 richest'

None of the Missouri billionaires broke into the top 100, but three are among the 200 richest
Local News

Schnucks' new hours begin as grocer strategizes during staff shortages

Union says the strategy increases staff numbers during peak periods as grocery stores handle high retirement numbers, slow recruitment, and still-surging sales.
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2 St. Charles restaurants announce they're closing for good

Ruma’s Deli and Big Richard’s Hot Dogs shared a heartfelt thank you to loyal patrons for stopping by over the years
Consumer

Texas Roadhouse warns there's a fake meal deal going around, stealing personal info

Don't share that post or click the link asking for personal info.
Pets

This St. Louis company ranked one of the best for pet perks

The list factored in if dogs are allowed in the office, pet time off, pet stipend and pet amenities.
Vaccine

United Airlines to start firing hundreds of workers for vaccine refusal

Some vaccine mandates seem to have converted hesitant workers at companies across the country, but employers are still dealing with holdouts.
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Expert says potential workers playing chicken with employers to get better deals

“There are individuals who want to receive their full unemployment benefits before coming back to work,” said Ritter.

'We just want our kids to be safe': Fort Zumwalt parents concerned with mask optional policy at homecoming dance

Inside SSM St. Joseph Hospital where 80% of COVID patients are not vaccinated

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IRS cracking down on business owners who use cash apps transactions without paying taxes on it

New IRS rules for cash app transactions take effect in 2022

One of Centene's longest-serving board directors steps down after 18 years

St. Louis NAACP plans to publicize 'travel advisory' for Missouri over convention center fight

Ameren announces changes in leadership, including next CEO

These are the 6 Missouri billionaires who made it on Forbes' list of nation's '400 richest'

Schnucks' new hours begin as grocer strategizes during staff shortages

2 St. Charles restaurants announce they're closing for good

Texas Roadhouse warns there's a fake meal deal going around, stealing personal info

This St. Louis company ranked one of the best for pet perks

United Airlines to start firing hundreds of workers for vaccine refusal

Expert says potential workers playing chicken with employers to get better deals

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