City Council Panel OKs Food Cart Ordinance
Ald. Roberto Maldonado (26th), the measure's chief sponsor, said he's a regular customer of food carts in his neighborhood, even though they've been banned by the city for decades.
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Ald. Roberto Maldonado (26th), the measure's chief sponsor, said he's a regular customer of food carts in his neighborhood, even though they've been banned by the city for decades.
Cab drivers in Chicago and elsewhere staged a global protest Wednesday against Uber and other ride-sharing companies, demanding they be regulated like taxis.
Stocks traded higher on Tuesday as investors digested mixed economic data and monetary policy options ahead of this week's important Federal Reserve meeting and statement.
Motorola Solutions, which makes communications and other equipment for government and public safety agencies, is moving its global headquarters from suburban Schaumburg to downtown Chicago, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
Morton Salt will be closing its longtime warehouse on Elston Avenue in October 2016, the company announced Tuesday.
Business groups said Friday the business climate in Illinois is among the worst in the U.S., making it much less attractive to companies that might want to move here or stay here.
The transformation of the third level of Block 37 into a giant Latin-themed food hall is well underway, CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez reports.
According to federal airline statistics, 78.1 percent of flights on the major carriers arrived on-time in July, up from 74.8 percent the previous month and 75.6 percent in July of last year.
Plenty of Chicagoans were lined up at Chipotle restaurants on Wednesday, but it wasn't just to buy burritos. The Mexican food chain was holding a one-day hiring blitz, in an effort to hire 4,000 new employees nationwide.
The decision to switch to cage-free eggs signals a growing sensitivity among customers to animal welfare issues. That has been fueled in part by places like Chipotle that have made animal welfare standards part of their marketing.
Stocks closed sharply higher Tuesday, recovering some of last week's losses, as traders were encouraged by a rally in global equity markets.
United Airlines says Jeff Smisek has stepped down as CEO, chairman and president effective immediately and has named Oscar Munoz as president and chief executive officer.
A popular running store in Old Town has been having a tough time returning to normal, after it was damaged in the same fire that has shut down The Second City for at least two more weeks.
CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker takes a look at where retailers stand less than a month from the switchover deadline -- and what it means to you if they don't make it.
A study from the University of Illinois says last year's Bank of America Chicago Marathon generated an overall economic impact of $254 million.
