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Bunyard talked about the local real estate market and how an agent can help you with the process of selling or buying a home.
West Town grocery store Green Grocer Chicago didn’t wait for updated recommendations from health officials to require customers — vaccinated or not — to mask up again while shopping.
The company also announced Thursday that it has entered into two separate definitive agreements with groups in St. Louis market.
MATTOON — Consolidated Communications Holdings Inc. on Thursday reported a second-quarter loss of $55.4 million, after reporting a profit in the same period a year earlier.
This week's pick for Bar of the Week is Crawford's Corner Pub at 610 W. Chestnut St., on the west side of Bloomington.
“At a time when there’s a renewed focus on U.S. manufacturing, we’re proud to receive recognition for being a top manufacturing hub.”
"We’re a small business and people know we’re just trying to make it. It's pretty disheartening when someone would go and do that."
BLOOMINGTON — The parent company of Pantagraph Media on Tuesday announced a partnership with Amazon Advertising.
Gov. Mike Parson's administration is not saying whether it has entered the sweepstakes to bring an electric vehicle manufacturing facility to Missouri.
The project — reportedly including battery cell production — will break ground in the fall, Reuters said.
A look at business promotions, expansions, new hires and awards
Many Illinois-based firearm dealers and ammunition sellers have in the last 16 months ridden a wave of ups and downs as demand for guns and accessories has soared, creating shortages, delays and higher prices.
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Two $10 gas station stops used to get Lisa Johnson through the week, but recently gasoline prices in Central Illinois have kept her coming back to refuel.
State Farm Insurance has been a major presence in Bloomington-Normal since the 1920s.
Christmas came early to uptown Normal on Saturday, marking what organizers hope could be an annual tradition. Around a half dozen businesses organized a themed sales event dubbed "Christmas in July," the last day of which will fall Sunday, July 25 — five months from actual Christmas Day.
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With the latest investment, the electric vehicle startup company has raised about $10.5 billion since 2019.
A look at business openings and closings in Bloomington, Normal and Central Illinois. Have one to add? Email teggert@pantagraph.com.
Drivers are facing pricier fill-ups as more people hit the road for work, travel and other activities that the virus pandemic halted. Higher demand for gasoline is running up against lagging supply as the energy industry slowly ramps up after more than a year of production and staff cuts.
“The economy has reopened, and demand as a rule is close to normal levels,” said Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy.
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TECH BACKLASH - Even as Congress crafts bills to limit the dominance of big technology companies, a court has rejected the government's antitrust suit against Facebook. Jim Gallagher is all for a crackdown, while David Nicklaus worries that some of the proposed changes would hurt consumers. …