Illinois Business Journal 2004 Front Page Archive
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Headlines from the January 2004 issue :: Vol.4, No.4, 24 pages
Steel companies prepare for impact of president's tariff removal
Caseyville nets $400 million upscale residential, commercial development
Governor visits, promises funding for more than 50 area development projects
January print issue: illinois economic development focus |
Headlines from the February 2004 issue :: Vol.4, No.5, 24 pages
River users object to Missouri River flow levels
Urban levee districts attract more development, less concern
East St. Louis riverfront draws inspiration from Laclede's Landing
February print issue: illinois engineering/architecture focus |
Headlines from the March 2004 issue :: Vol.4, No.6, 24 pages
SLU waits for $8 million buyer as Parks marks six-year vacancy
East St. Louis' Emerson Park neighborhood lands second housing development
Private brownfields developers unaware of 3-year-old, $3 million grant program
March print issue: southwestern illinois real estate focus |
Headlines from the April 2004 issue :: Vol.4, No.7, 24 pages
Steel price hikes hammer commercial construction
Crews stand idle as state diverts 30 percent of user fee dollars
Contractors recently given reins to settle job site trade duty disputes
April print issue: southwestern illinois construction focus |
Headlines from the May 2004 issue :: Vol.4, No.8, 32 pages
Attorneys, insurers, physicians point fingers over medical mal
Medical malpractice crisis drives a dozen insurance carriers out of Illinois
Legislators consider raising the bar on malpractice suits
Admitting fault up front saves money long term, study shows
May print issue: southwestern illinois industry leaders |
Headlines from the June 2004 issue :: Vol.4, No.9, 25 pages
Bankers, lobbyists successful in keeping state tax exemption
Stalled transportation bill puts peak construction season in jeopardy
April stats show job losses slowing, tax and fee hikes still worrying businesses
June print issue: southwestern illinois banking and finance |
Headlines from the July 2004 issue :: Vol.4, No.10, 24 pages
Is Madison County the 'judicial hellhole' that tort reformers claim?
Congress, Illinois draft bills to decide when class action cases go to fed court
July print issue: southwestern illinois law and telecommunications |
Headlines from the August 2004 issue :: Vol.4, No.11, 28 pages
Massive developments at stake as cities fight over annexation
Edwardsville restoring 95-year-old theater
Southwestern Illinois' population shuffling from American Bottoms to Bluff cities
Parsons Place enters second phase
August print issue: southwestern illinois engineering/architecture/planning |
Headlines from the September 2004 issue :: Vol.4, No.12, 28 pages
Republicans continue to fight governor's debt plan
Home builder bucks Bluff trend by building in Bottom communities
Tight South County real estate market may drive companies to SW Illinois
September print issue: southwestern illinois real estate |
Headlines from the October 2004 issue :: Vol.5, No.1, 28 pages
Legislators still in dark over FY 2005 capital budget
GOP rejoices over debt control act
Hurricane quartet expected to spike cost of home building materials
October print issue: southwestern illinois construction |
Headlines from the November 2004 issue :: Vol.5, No.2, 24 pages
Worker's comp costs drive companies out of Illinois
Illinois' workers' comp agency numbers, policies contradict research institute
Angel investor wants to bring a little of San Jose to Southern Illinois
November print issue: southwestern illinois banking and finance |
Headlines from the December 2004 issue :: Vol.5, No.3, 24 pages
Number, quality of new Illinois homes up in 2004
Business and education team up to encourage kids to Finish First
Illinois' minimum wage increases to $6.50, surpasses federal minimum by $1.35
December print issue: southwestern illinois workforce development |
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