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The George J. Rothan Company building at 619 W. Johnson St., Peoria. Below, the company's early days at the same location

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Products and people. That’s been the George J. Rothan Company’s recipe for staying in business for 150 years. Chigozie Andy Ngwaba Welcome back to Peoria Magazine’s Econ Corner, a recurring feature in which we...

The Cutting Edge

Jim Hartter’s customers come from all walks of life.They include doctors and lawyers, basketball coaches including Bradley University’s Brian Wardle...
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Anton Ivanov Interview

Anton IvanovAssistant Professor of Business Administration at Gies College of Business, University of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignWelcome back to Peoria Magazine’s Econ...
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Bridging the rural/urban divide

When Doug Oberhelman pledged in 2015 that Caterpillar would build a new headquarters in Downtown Peoria, the first thing the...
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Between a Rock and a Hard Place

It’s that time of year when we we’re all tired of winter. The longing for warmer weather and longer days...

‘Farming While Black’

Minorities have made real strides in the American workplace over the past 100 years. It’s no longer uncommon to find...

Inequality

Dr. Joshua LewerWelcome to Peoria Magazine’s Econ Corner, a recurring feature in which we pose questions...
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‘My stomach leads the way’

Looking for a hobby, Harreld Webster found a new career, along with two family businesses. Triple Dipple's...
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A breath of salty air

Pioneer Parkway in Peoria is not where you might expect to find a calming oasis or a centuries-old healing practice....
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An Interview with Julian Reif

Welcome back to Peoria Magazine’s Econ Corner, a recurring feature in which we pose questions to experts about various economic...
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