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One of the wrinkles in the downtown Bloomington Tax Increment Financing District the city council has just created is that if it doesn't perform, half the property tax money generated will go back to taxing bodies like Bloomington schools.
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In the past year, parent company Ferrero has twice expanded its operations in Illinois. The chocolatier owns Ferrara that bought Jelly Belly in October 2023.
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Rivian and Volkswagen have signed a deal on a joint venture. The two companies will share electric vehicle architecture and software.
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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.