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That's according to Chairman and CEO John May, who credited, "Favorable market conditions and an improving operating environment."

"Cat basically ended a 90-year marriage by sending an email," said John Shaw, a Peoria native who is now the executive director of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University-Carbondale.

Find out in Neil Dahlstrom's new book which takes readers inside a key moment in farming.

A Quad Cities business owner expanded during the pandemic and did it without taking a dime from the government.Michelle O'Neill reports Rock Island native Miguel Rosas says the difference in COVID-19 restrictions between Illinois and Iowa helped his new salon in Davenport thrive.

Three of the Illinois Quad Cities are working together to help businesses recover from the COVID-19 shutdown.Jay Pearce has more. This month, East Moline,…

Local businesses are not happy with Illinois lawmakers who may increase the minimum wage. The Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce has joined other groups in…

Rock Island is attracting more business, and a handful of new deals should create 200 jobs.At tonight's city council meeting, aldermen will consider five…

St. Ambrose University's College of Business has a new leader. This month, Dr. Maritza Espina began her new job as dean of the college in Davenport, where…

St. Ambrose University is expanding services to its post-graduate business alumni. The new, "Forever Masters" program kicks off tonight and tomorrow with…

Western Illinois University is an economic driver in the region by employing hundreds of people and bringing in thousands of students to the campuses in...