Startup Missouri Information to fuel Missouri business startups

Sunstation USA, a startup based in St. Louis, has sold thousands of touch-free sunscreen dispensers in all 50 states, as well as Canada and Mexico.

Gov. Mike Parson has unveiled a new $30 million grant program aimed at helping small businesses recoup costs from business interruption from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Michelle Robinson advertises her DEMIblue Natural Nails as “seven-free” — a term indicating they lack seven key toxins she said are typically found in conventional polishes.

Jessica and Chris Ollis, as well as other kombucha companies in Missouri, have tapped into a fast-growing market in the state and around the world.

Spencer Fane launched its Startup Lab to give startups a hand by offering free legal counsel and access to a deep well of mentors.

Angel investors still expect to keep investing in early stage startups despite the COVID-19 pandemic but are likely to be more conservative in doing so, according to a recent survey.

Nearly two-thirds of business owners feel the worst is behind them in terms of COVID-19 impact, new research shows. But four in five business owners are somewhat or very concerned about a possible second wave of infection.

Entrepreneurs are developing new strategies in order to survive and ultimately thrive in the post-pandemic business world.

Many small garden centers and nurseries are struggling to find the best way forward during what’s normally their peak season.

SteadyMD intends to reinvent the telemedicine field. Based on its performance in the recent round of funding, investors appear to be on board.