Nokia Bringing 150 New Jobs To Chicago Offices
Nokia is beefing up its presence here in Chicago, bringing at least 150 new jobs to the city, with more to come down the line.
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Nokia is beefing up its presence here in Chicago, bringing at least 150 new jobs to the city, with more to come down the line.
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch may be looking to buy the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times as the parent company for the two newspapers attempts to exit from bankruptcy, according to a report.
Target has broken ground for a new store in the heart of what used to be Cabrini-Green--and promising 200 new jobs after the store opens a year from now.
The CTA is trying something new at one of its 'L' stations -- a produce market.
More than 1,000 homeowners showed up Saturday at the South Holland Community Center, where state officials sponsored a program to help people facing foreclosure.
Homeowners facing foreclosure on their properties could find help tomorrow at a Keep Your Home, Illinois event sponsored by the state.
Gas prices have been falling, but not quick enough or far enough for a lot of people to feel it – especially those who drive to work every day. One local company actually picked up and moved from the suburbs to the city, to help its workers burn less gas.
Feeling hosed at the gas pump? So is the State of Illinois. Multiple agencies are finally starting to reap the rewards of a multi-year investigation targeting gas station owners who withhold sales tax revenue.
Workers from 50 nursing homes across Illinois, including half a dozen in the Chicago area, staged informational picketing outside of the homes Wednesday to demand improved pay and working conditions.
An animal rights group says it documented a "culture of cruelty and neglect" at a dairy that is a major supplier to Northfield-based Kraft Foods.
Throughout the day tomorrow, you'll be able to ride Wendella's water taxis for free as the company celebrates the 50th anniversary of its downtown Chicago service.
A group of Lincoln Park business owners is calling on state lawmakers to take a second look at a controversial 30-year old city tax levied on thousands of restaurants in and near downtown.
CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker visited and spoke with some of the new employees.
Union workers at the BP plant in Whiting, Ind., said Wednesday that the company has taken away something that's been a beloved tradition for decades: the morning coffee break.
Could Chicago become the Silicon Valley of the Midwest? If Mayor Rahm Emanuel gets his way, it's a very real possibility.
