Toys 'R' Us Could Go Out Of Business Next Week. That's Bad News For Lego And Barbie
Bankrupt retailer Toys "R" Us may shut all its U.S. stores as soon as next week, according to several reports.
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Bankrupt retailer Toys "R" Us may shut all its U.S. stores as soon as next week, according to several reports.
The telecommunications giant already has hired 300 people, and plans to hire 200 more by the end of the year.
Possibly within days, the Loop will be broadcasting contemporary Christian music instead of classic rock.
McDonald's is offering fresh beef rather than frozen patties in some burgers at thousands of restaurants, a switch it first announced about a year ago as it works to appeal to customers who want fresher foods.
The Carson Pirie Scott store in south suburban Matteson closed this weekend without warning, leaving community leaders upset about the potential impact on the village.
A pair of guards, which the Chicago Loop Alliance calls "street ambassadors," began making their rounds on Thursday, walking the beat from Congress Parkway to Wacker Drive.
The S&P 500 lost 30, the NASDAQ fell 57 and the Dow Jones industrial average, hit the hardest, shed more than 380 points, settling just above the 25,000 mark.
American Airlines has announced its opposition to an $8.5 billion deal to expand the terminals at O'Hare International Airport, accusing the city of including a "secret provision" that would grant rival United Airlines extra gates.
The $30 million sale to Toronto-based Brookfield Asset Management would convert floors 8 through 14 of the building to "dynamic, creative office space," according to a news release from Macy's Inc.
Terminal renovations, more gates, and new concourses are all part of the $8.5 billion agreement being negotiated between the city and the airlines.
At Milt's Extra Innings, customers leave with a full belly and a full heart.
A suburban high school thinks it can help provide highly trained workers if the "HQ2" lands here.
Aldermen held another hearing Tuesday morning on reports of sexual harassment at two Ford Motor Company plants in Chicago, and how those complaints were handled.
The deal will create a new company with about $83 billion in annual sales, and 4,900 stores nationwide.
The S&P 500 lost 100, the NASDAQ fell 275 and the Dow Jones industrial average closed down more than 1,000 points, settling to 23,860.
