What’s In Store For Businesses In A Post-COVID Illinois? Legislature’s ‘Four Tops’ Weigh In – NPR Illinois

Nearly 14 months after COVID and its accompanying recession gripped Illinois, the state’s economy is recovering at a faster than expected clip, even with mandated capacity limits for businesses still in place. But the pandemic’s long-term effects on Illinois businesses will take years to untangle and recover from — if they didn’t fold completely under COVID’s weight.
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Indy
4 years ago

Failure for the businesses that choose to stay in Illinois.
The smart ones will leave the state.

Sickand Tired
4 years ago

Confiscatory taxes and fees, lawlessness, both public and private extortion, rapidly shrinking base of customers, untrained and unemployable workforce, legal system stacked against you and zero public infrastructure. Ready to open your dream business yet ?

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