Labor Department: Elmhurst Firm Depleted Retirement Fund
The U.S. Department of Labor wants to know what happened to nearly $2 million allegedly missing from an Elmhurst company's retirement plan.
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The U.S. Department of Labor wants to know what happened to nearly $2 million allegedly missing from an Elmhurst company's retirement plan.
One Chicago company is bucking the trend: It's hiring. Seaton Corp., a recruiting and job placement firm, is adding 400 employees, and some are already on the job. CBS 2's Derrick Blakley reports.
Monday marks the start of the very first Chicago Ideas Week – days packed with dozens of speakers and events touting innovation and creativity.
Realtors meeting downtown say they're seeing signs of life in the Chicago-area real estate market after four lean years, although it's not the ideal time for everyone.
Sears is showing its strongest signs yet that it is likely to move its headquarters out of Illinois.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel said Wednesday that he's going one step further in keeping his campaign promise to get rid of the $4-a-month employee head tax that is despised by Chicago businesses.
There is more evidence that the economy is contracting, with grim job numbers coming out.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel is proposing changing city licensing ordinances to do away with 16 types of city inspections.
Ninety-two years after its founding, Drehobl stained glass is still made in Chicago.
Back in the 1980s, Sizzler steakhouses were ubiquitous in the Chicago area, and now, the chain is planning a comeback.
A raucous crowd of postal workers braved the chilly drizzle at the Thompson Center on Tuesday protest the proposed closing of 3,700 branches across the country.
Former employees of Moo & Oink meat markets have been fighting to force the chain to pay them pension and health benefits they are still owed from the months before Moo & Oink stores started closing.
Merchants, and possibly consumers, are going to be getting a break when they break out the plastic where they shop.
The annual Bank of America Chicago Marathon means hundreds of millions of dollars for the local economy.
The historic John DeKoven mansion on the Near North Side will not be the site of a new Chicago Playboy club after all.
