Economist: NATO/G8 Summits Could Be A Disaster
A University of Chicago economist says Antarctica or Guam would be better places than Chicago for the upcoming G8 and NATO summits, now scheduled for mid-May in the Windy City.
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A University of Chicago economist says Antarctica or Guam would be better places than Chicago for the upcoming G8 and NATO summits, now scheduled for mid-May in the Windy City.
Illinois convenience stores are bracing for a financial hit as sales of Illinois lottery tickets are set to go online later this year.
Playboy said Friday it had made the "difficult decision" to close the company's headquarters at 680 N. Lake Shore Dr. and move the operations to Los Angeles on April 30.
A long-time culinary favorite in the northern suburbs has shut its doors for good.
A war of words on the Internet has now culminated in a lawsuit.
Insurance giant Aon says it is moving its corporate headquarters from Chicago to London.
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Chicago high school and elementary school students on Wednesday showed off their numbers in the Stock Market Game, a statewide competition that teaches students to analyze companies, pick stocks and manage risk.
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The newest Illinois casino helped to raise the state's take from gambling for the first time since 2007.
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The new, upscale Walgreens store at State and Randolph streets is opening to the public Tuesday morning.
The bankruptcy of Michael's Fresh Market has drawn concerns about the store that stepped in to fill a vacancy in the South Kenwood neighborhood, after the Hyde Park Co-Op had left the site vacant for years.
