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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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