Jacob Kirn is the Managing Editor at St. Louis Business Journal. He covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, finance, and real estate, with a particular focus on corporate fraud, financial crimes, and the housing market. Jacob's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Triad Business Journal, Yahoo Finance, and KSDK News.
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Jacob Kirn's coverage predominantly focuses on local business, industry, and political developments in St. Louis, Missouri. His articles often involve government announcements, legal policy regulations, and data citations related to local businesses and institutions.
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By: Jacob Kirn
The Premier Protein maker reported a $10 million charge tied to excess bottle inventory. Input-cost inflation and tariffs also weighed on results.
By: Jacob Kirn
The measure would have generated between $71 million and $141 million annually. Three candidates for county executive opposed it.
By: Jacob Kirn
Ehlmann will seek a sixth term after turning back challenges focused on growth, traffic and development policy.
By: Jacob Kirn
Though his primary opponent had been favored early in the campaign, the assessor closed a money gap on the way to victory. He'll be favored to become the next leader of the state's largest county.
Adjusted earnings improved in the gas utility segment due to new rates in Missouri and Alabama. The company reaffirmed guidance for fiscal 2026.
By: Jacob Kirn
Voters rejected a plan to phase out the individual income tax by a wide margin. Lawmakers now face a difficult path for future cuts.
By: Jacob Kirn
County Executive Sam Page said officials could seek another vote on an online sales tax or increase the property tax levy.
By: Jacob Kirn
Lee Enterprises swung to profitability in Q3 after David Hoffmann's investment reduced debt costs and the company cut expenses despite declining revenue.
The new director has experience in media relations and crisis communications. The outgoing chief will continue as a consultant through August.
By: Jacob Kirn
The acquisition follows a separate $8 billion deal as the radiopharmaceutical firm continues to grow its global manufacturing and office footprint.
