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Hannah Wyman St. Louis Post-Dispatch ST. LOUIS — Retail and restaurant groups are promising to fight “with all available options” against the increase in the state's minimum wage approved by voters this week.

Hannah Wyman St. Louis Post-Dispatch ST. LOUIS — Retail and restaurant groups are promising to fight “with all available options” against the increase in the state's minimum wage approved by voters this week.

The group is exploring “all available options, including possible legal action, to ensure that unemployment rates and cost of living are not adversely impacted by this proposition.”

ST. LOUIS — Retail and restaurant groups are promising to fight “with all available options” against the increase in the state’s minimum wage approved by voters this week.

The Post-Dispatch, which has partnered with the United Way on the campaign for more than five decades, will highlight the stories of 100 families over the next month.

The $500,000 will be split up into five annual payments of $100,000.

The business has an operating Deer Creek Coffee shop in Ladue at 9820 Clayton Road.

The $570 million project, which received incentives Tuesday from both the city and state, has strong backing from the federal government.

During a call with investors on Tuesday, BellRing Brands' president and CEO Darcy Davenport said fiscal year 2024 was great for the protein shake and power bar company.

Each company will receive $75,000, in addition to networking opportunities, workshops and other business resources.