David Nicklaus
The Pantagraph
Saint Louis, MO, United States
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Union membership declines in Missouri and Illinois
Missouri unionization rate falls to 9.0%, the lowest since 2017 → Read More
Nicklaus: When will your stimulus check arrive? It depends on how easy you are to find
Mnuchin says first payments could go out in three weeks → Read More
Missouri unions add 47,000 members, putting total at a 15-year high
Missouri is more unionized than the U.S. as a whole for the first time since 2003 → Read More
Nicklaus: Entrepreneurs make pitch and hope investors make contact
17th annual InvestMidwest features 45 early-stage companies → Read More
Nicklaus: Easy money and cheap gas have auto sales accelerating
Industry is still benefitting from pent-up demand for cars and trucks → Read More
St. Louis house prices accelerate in third quarter
2.5 percent gain is second-best figure during housing recovery → Read More
Nicklaus: Small business owner learns that state subsidies aren't for him
Spoke's experience shows why programs mainly benefit big firms → Read More
Piece of Disney, and St. Louis, history goes on the auction block
1963 blueprints show plans for Disney's Riverfront Square → Read More
Health care and construction boost St. Louis job gains
An apparent surge in health-care and construction hiring helped the St. Louis area post a gain of 5,100 jobs in October. The gain, according to new seasonally adjusted figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, follows September's loss of 2,900 jobs in what has been an up-and-down year for the metro St. Louis job market. The metro area now has 13,500 more people working than in October 2014.… → Read More
Nicklaus: Jobs report should end hesitation on rate increase
After months of hesitation and hand-wringing, the Federal Reserve finally has a clear path to begin raising interest rates. The first increase won’t occur until the Fed’s next policy meeting on Dec. 16, but the green light came Friday with a report that U.S. employers added a robust 271,000 jobs during October. The Fed still has critics who say the economy isn’t as strong as it looks. Even… → Read More
St. Louis has 3 of 12 finalists in mobile innovation contest
Chrona, FoodShare and SanusEO are seeking online votes → Read More
Halloween candy inflation reaches a frightful 4.2 percent
Sugar and cocoa prices are the hobgoblins for consumers → Read More
Nicklaus: Big ag firms see plenty of turmoil, but no deals
Dow is exploring options, while Syngenta and DuPont are looking for new CEOs → Read More
Nicklaus: Lozano challenges St. Louis to focus on people, not projects
Entrepreneur calls for goal of 1,000 tech firms downtown by 2025 → Read More
SixThirty invests in 6 financial technology firms
Two startups are repeat selections; four are new to portfolio → Read More
Nicklaus: Bullard makes the case for raising interest rates
He says Fed is as close to employment and inflation goals as it has ever been → Read More
Medical device firm Veran raises $30.6 million
Money will support commercial expansion of lung-cancer device → Read More
Fed survey finds businesses upbeat about local economy
Two-thirds of managers say they're looking for workers → Read More
Nicklaus: Merger boom is a sign of confidence, or maybe overconfidence
In industry after industry, the big are getting bigger. Giant health insurer Anthem is buying rival Cigna. In food, Heinz is buying Kraft, and in cable, Charter is buying Time Warner Cable. And now a big beer deal, the proposed combination of Anheuser-Busch InBev and SABMiller, may dwarf them all. According to data firm Dealogic, U.S. mergers and acquisitions announced in 2015 have already… → Read More
Upside co-founder lands job at Hired
Ham had moved to St. Louis after participating in SixThirty → Read More