ILBCC Proclamation
Pat Quinn, Governor of the State of Illinois, proclaimed February 27th, 2013 as Illinois State Black Chamber of Commerce Day in Illinois.
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Pritzker Creates New Tier of Punishment for Businesses Ignoring COVID-19 Order
Bars, restaurants and other businesses that open to customers in defiance of Illinois’ stay-at-home order now risk being charged with a misdemeanor. The new penalty level has been in effect since Friday
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Loevy & Loevy Investigates and Combats Racially Discriminatory Lending
By Megan Pierce Loevy & Loevy is taking on banks that discriminate against minority-owned businesses. Though some banks have been engaging in racially discriminatory practices for centuries, the Paycheck Protection Program
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Illinois Entrepreneurs Hope New Dispensary Licenses Will Benefit Minority Business Owners
Source: NBC Chicago Thursday was the last day to apply for 75 new dispensary licenses in Illinois As marijuana sales in Illinois get off to a roaring start in 2020,
Illinois Bill Requiring Minorities on Corporate Boards ‘Gutted’
Lawmakers Pass Version Calling for Disclosure, Report Card By Corilyn Shropshire for the Chicago Tribune Legislation that aimed to diversify corporate boards in Illinois passed during the final days of
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Outside Chicago, Few Minority-Owned Contractors for Central Illinois Work
Outside Chicago, Few Minority-Owned Contractors for Central Illinois Work by Tom Lisi for Herald & Review DECATUR — One problem remains three years after the city council approved an ordinance to give
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