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2020 Business Year in Review

Posted online December 21, 2020 | 5:23 pm

Reflecting on 2020, the SBJ newsroom compiled the top 10 stories that impacted Queen City business.

No. 1: COVID-19 pandemic transforms economy, threatens businesses

No. 2: Amazon puts down roots in Republic

No. 3: PPP loans provide billions in relief amid pandemic

No. 4: Industry begins to bud for medical marijuana

No. 5: 'Racism pandemic' coincides with local inclusion talks

No. 6: Costco, Cane's, Lululemon choose Springfield

No. 7: Colleges planned building investments top $67M

No. 8: Parson overcomes challenge, Amendment 3 approved in historic November election

No. 9: Galloway Village rezoning heads to August ballot

No. 10: Springfield renters overtake homeowners, report says

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