Business and Economy

Rivian is delaying the release of its electric pickup truck, the R1T, by a month due to supply chain issues.

Housing Starts In Normal Are At The Edges Of Town

Restaurant owners are having a hard time finding—and keeping—staff more than a year into the COVID-19 pandemic. They say many workers left the industry…

Two McLean County manufacturers have met hiring and investment benchmarks to qualify for tax incentives.The Bloomington-Normal Economic Development…

Rivian’s plans to sell insurance for its electric vehicles are now taking shape, with new details released about data-driven coverage and a partnership…

The Bloomington-Normal area labor market had 5% percent unemployment last month. The state Department of Employment Security reports the March figure is…

Curtis Henry Sr. has been dealing with pipes and poop for 57 years. The Bloomington-Normal plumbers union is celebrating its longest standing member. Over…

The unemployment rate for the McLean County area labor market may have been 5.1% last month, but it’s a lot lower in certain job sectors. Restaurants, for…

The Illinois car dealer lawsuit against electric automaker Rivian is the latest chapter in a nationwide debate over the options consumers have to buy…

Rivian's announcement that it plans to hire 1,800 workers at its electric vehicle plant in Normal by the end of the year has real estate agents and…