
St. Louis-based World Wide Technology has grown into a $25 billion technology powerhouse, and its long-standing partnership with Nvidia is helping position the company at the center of the artificial intelligence boom...


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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "How St. Louis' World Wide Technology Became a Key Nvidia Partner" (29 October 2026, 22 minutes), "The big Brentwood makeover" (22 October 2026, 23 minutes), and "St. Louis’ international comeback" (15 October 2026, 33 minutes).
The Arch City Report publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 27 minutes across 97 episodes.
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St. Louis-based World Wide Technology has grown into a $25 billion technology powerhouse, and its long-standing partnership with Nvidia is helping position the company at the center of the artificial intelligence boom...

Episode #94
Brentwood, Missouri's $436 million "Brentwood Bound" redevelopment along Manchester Road is moving full steam ahead — but not without controversy. This week, we unpack three major stories shaping the future of this...

Episode #93
St. Louis is rebuilding its international air connections — one flight at a time. Icelandair's new nonstop service to Reykjavik gives Lambert Airport its third European destination, joining Lufthansa's Frankfurt route...

Katie Lee is the owner of Katie's Pizza & Pasta — a St. Louis food empire spanning four restaurants, a frozen pizza manufacturing facility, and an e-commerce business employing around 500 people. Now she's also a...

After 1,700 police calls over a decade, the Mark Twain Hotel is finally closed. The settlement reached by Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway with the hotel's owner marked a major early win for Downtown Forward...

Episode #89
When a new presidential administration takes office, policy shifts can ripple through the business world in unexpected ways. This week, reporter Jim Drew joins the show to share the story of Chrysalis Biosciences — a...

rban Chestnut Brewing was one of St. Louis's most beloved craft beer brands — until debt, the pandemic, and shifting consumer trends drove it into bankruptcy. Entrepreneur Brian Travers, who acquired the brewery in...

Episode #87
What does it take to transform a neighborhood and, ultimately, a city? In this special Arch City Report episode, we share highlights from a live panel featuring Build-A-Bear founder Maxine Clark, WashU executive Brian...

Episode #85
Gateway Regional Medical Center in Granite City has stood for over 120 years, but its 600+ employees recently missed a paycheck. Business Journal reporter Nathan Rubbelke joins Erik to unpack how the hospital's Los...

Episode #84
Where Will You Watch the Blues This Season? Inside the Collapse of Regional Sports Networks As regional sports networks collapse nationwide, professional sports teams are scrambling to reinvent how fans watch their...

Episode #83
Missouri voters dealt a major blow to Governor Mike Kehoe's top priority this week, rejecting Amendment 5 — a measure that would have set the state on a path to eliminating its individual income tax. Despite being...

Episode #82
What if the key to solving St. Louis's biggest challenges is simply getting the right people in the same room — and actually letting them talk? Erik sits down with Matt Hallman, founder and CEO of Filament, a St...

Karen Branning, president and CEO of the Regional Business Council, joins the show to explain how the 100-CEO organization is stepping up on two of St. Louis' most pressing challenges. First, she details the RBC's...

Episode #80
ESCO Technologies has grown 240% in five years — but most St. Louisans have never heard of it. Business reporter Nathan Rubbelke joins host Erik Siemers to break down the surprising rise of ESCO Technologies, a St...

en years after Bayer's landmark $63 billion acquisition of St. Louis-based Monsanto, the German pharmaceutical giant is finally seeing the legal tide turn — but the battle is far from over. In this episode, St. Louis...

Episode #78
St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer joins Erik and Jacob to take stock of downtown's momentum — and confront the city's toughest structural questions. Six months after calling on the business community to plant a flag...

St. Louis chef Loryn Nalic — chef and co-owner of Balkan Treat Box and Telva at The Ridge — joins Veneta Rizvic to celebrate her 2026 James Beard Award win in the Best Chef Midwest category. Loryn shares what the win...

The St. Louis Business Journal has announced its 2026 class of Most Influential Businesswomen — the 27th year of an awards program that has celebrated more than 530 women business leaders since 1999. Host Veneta Rizvic...
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Founder of Build-A-Bear Workshop, Clark-Fox Family Foundation
financial planner and emotional wellness advocate, Beyond Your Wildest Dreams, LLC
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