Small Business
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CDW-G helps North Carolina electionsNov 05, 2021 9:57 am - VERNON HILLS - CDW Government Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of CDW Corp., announced that its ballot-scanning program with the North Carolina State Board of Elections w...
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Coaching experience spots new gymnastics facilityNov 04, 2021 11:03 pm - A husband and wife team, active in the gymnastics field, opened a studio in Batavia last week. Kevin Chope and Suzie Kinsman own and operate Prairie Gymnastics at 1241 N...
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Baseball, softball academy scores in MundeleinNov 04, 2021 10:32 pm - Two men passionate about baseball expanded their sports academy from Buffalo Grove to Mundelein. Joy of the Game Baseball & Softball Academy opened Wednesday at 1160 All...
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Mount Prospect company wins $350 million contract in GhanaNov 04, 2021 10:33 pm - A 13-employee engineering firm in Mount Prospect beat foreign competition to win a $350 million rural electrification contract from the government of Ghana, the company ...
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Virtual trade shows offer lower-cost sales venueNov 04, 2021 9:30 pm - With no travel costs, low-cost do-it-yourself booth design and an ability to quickly find the best leads among visitors to your booth, virtual trade shows present an int...
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Need a break? Here's how to get more vacation time
Nov 04, 2021 8:54 pm - When family rights advocate John De Graff started doing some historical research, he came across a shocking discovery - that medieval European peasants had more vacation...
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Trade shows: Still an option in today's economy?Nov 04, 2021 8:42 pm - SubscriberMail, LLC, is a 21st Century business: The Lisle company, which a year ago cracked Inc. magazine's list of fastest growing privately held businesses, manages e...
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Soaring heating oil prices ignite firewood demand
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Moms helping kids go green when heading back to schoolNov 04, 2021 8:27 pm - Two Naperville moms started a business designed to help eliminate trash in the lunchroom. The women are helping families go back to school green through their business,...
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Farmers markets feel the pain