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Bloomington-Normal restaurant watcher Larry Carius' count shows signs the restaurant scene has rebounded from the pandemic, which hit the industry harder than most.
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An organization that tries to stimulate economic development in central Illinois says it can help address the housing shortage in McLean County. The Tri-County River Valley Development Authority (TRVDA) helps issue lower cost bonds.
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Seeking counseling and academic advising, networking and envisioning your success were a few nuggets of advice given by ISU alum and millionaire CEO Lola Tomorrow at Thursday night's event.
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Carl Teichman, a longtime fixture at Illinois Wesleyan University, is moving to a new role with the Bloomington-Normal Economic Development Council.
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The youths will have the chance to showcase their business skills at Bloomington-Normal's first Young Entrepreneur Market on April 16.
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We’re seeing public claims that a recession will not be that deep or prolonged, but there also have been large pre-emptive layoffs by big companies, suggesting major business employers are hunkering down for something more severe. How do you gauge the severity of a downturn?
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The Bloomington Skate N Place roller rink is closing its doors again — this time for good.
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The owner of the popular Lake Bloomington restaurant says she wasn't convinced right away to rebuild after the business was destroyed by fire.
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Unemployment dropped half a point in Bloomington-Normal last month. The Twin Cities is tied with the Quad Cities for the lowest jobless rate in the state at less than 3.4%, according to state labor data.
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Heyworth resident Keith Factor is the man behind Clothes By Keith. That's the outfit now selling his custom-made ice tie-dyes in places like New York City, southern California — even London and Italy.