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The Chicago area will soon have a few hundred fewer jobs, while Northwest Indiana will have a few hundred more.
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The Chicago area will soon have a few hundred fewer jobs, while Northwest Indiana will have a few hundred more.
A $150 million dollar publicly and privately funded construction project on the far Southeast Side will lower roads and raise bridges to improve commerce.
The first Mariano's Fresh Market within the Chicago city limits is open Tuesday, on the former site of the Riverview amusement park in the Roscoe Village neighborhood.
The new Michael Jordan Steakhouse opens Tuesday on the Magnificent Mile, in what is the first restaurant with the Bulls icon's name on it in 13 years.
Another giant coffee maker is reducing retail prices.
Effective at the beginning of next month, the Chicago Tribune will drop the Saturday edition of its free RedEye publication.
The City of Chicago and the Regional Transportation Authority each filed a lawsuit Tuesday, over retailers who are doing business in the city, but routing sales through "sham shops" in other cities where the sales taxes are lower.
The Chicago area will soon have a few hundred fewer jobs, while Northwest Indiana will have a few hundred more.
One of the nation's largest cell phone providers is buying a smaller provider and it hopes to expand mobile broadband services to more of Illinois' rural areas.
More and more companies are finding a loophole, out of the high sales tax in some counties, but Chicago officials may try to put a stop to that.
United Airlines passengers will notice some major changes soon, after a half-billion dollar cabin makeover is through.
Technology gadget and electronics buffs will have a new retailer to explore on Sept. 15, when Indianapolis-based retailer hhgregg opens 14 stores throughout the Chicago region.
Wall Street is hoping to avoid another market meltdown Friday, after fears about the health of the U.S. economy sent stocks plunging.
Since the mortgage meltdown, it's common to hear about banks that fail. But, now, there's word of one that might be opening for the first time in two years.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel has hired an outside accounting firm to streamline the City of Chicago's procurement and contracting process, in what he hopes will save tens of millions of dollars.
