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Bloomington voters favor grocery tax repeal, data center moratorium
By David Chen
Forecast: US job openings may stabilize in Q4 after years of decline
Lila Thompson
Lila Thompson
Bureau Chief · Bloomington, IL
Lila has been covering local government and politics in Bloomington for over 15 years. She graduated from Illinois State University and previously reported for the Bloomington Pantagraph, where she developed a keen understanding of municipal issues. Her investigative reporting has won multiple awards for uncovering corruption and advocating for transparency.
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Toptal reports U.S. job openings may stabilize in Q4 after a decline, with tech layoffs decreasing and job growth projected to level off, aided by strong GDP growth.
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