O'Hare And Midway Rank Near The Bottom In On-Time Departures
O'Hare International and Midway airports came in near the bottom of the barrel for March on-time departure rates, new data released Thursday showed.
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O'Hare International and Midway airports came in near the bottom of the barrel for March on-time departure rates, new data released Thursday showed.
The news comes as Sears Holdings Corp.'s chairman, the billionaire hedge fund manager Eddie Lampert, has been under intense pressure to turn around its business. He took over as CEO in February 2013.
Ahead of an energy rate hike at ComEd next month, a utility watchdog group said it's seen a dramatic increase in complaints about some of the practices of several alternative electricity companies.
The Chicago-based company, which makes Hillshire Farm lunch meats, Jimmy Dean sausages and Ball Park franks, said Monday that it would buy Pinnacle Foods in a deal valued at $4.23 billion.
The drug store giant has been eyeing the old Post Office building west of the Loop, along the Eisenhower Expressway, according to a Crain's Chicago Business article posted Thursday.
Jet Magazine, a staple in African-American homes for 63 years, is pulling the plug on print. The Chicago based publication is shifting to online-only.
ComEd customers will be getting socked with higher electric bills this summer.
Christy Webber Landscapes heard from about 75 people, on the phone and in person, who said they're ready to work cutting grass and performing other tasks for the $9 an hour starting pay, but she's taking a wait-and-see attitude to find out if any of those people pan out.
It looks like Hot Doug's, the holy temple of hot dogs located in Avondale, is closing. Not to be hyperbolic, but this may be the worst news. Ever.
A local landscaper who refuses to hire undocumented workers said she has been having a hard time finding Americans willing to do the job on a day-to-day basis, so she's resorted to sticking magnetic "Help Wanted" signs on her trucks.
CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker takes a look at who's been doing the hiring in Chicago.
If you work for a small business, would you want the state of Illinois involved with your retirement account?
Jewel-Osco is looking to hire 1,500 workers to run their planned five new stores this summer.
The City Council voted 36-10 to ban large chain stores from providing plastic bags to customers, starting next summer.
The City of Chicago is warning people to beware of a bogus flier that promises 10,000 summer jobs, reports WBBM's Steve Miller.
