Treasurer: State Making More Money Than Usual
The state is making more money than usual, though not enough to fill the budget gap.
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The state is making more money than usual, though not enough to fill the budget gap.
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O'Hare International Airport is redeveloping the foodservice and retail operations in its international terminal, under a contract approved Thursday.
The union representing workers at the Park Hyatt Hotel has filed charges with federal labor authorities, after the wintertime heat lamps were turned on during a picket in the midst of the heat wave last week.
Republicans and Democrats in Washington remained far apart on a deal to increase the federal debt ceiling and Wall Street is really worried, chalking up the biggest losses in nearly a year.
Dashing fears that Chicago could lose the annual restaurant show to Las Vegas or Orlando forever, the National Restaurant Association has announced that it is moving up the convention next year to avoid overlapping with the NATO and G8 Summit next May.
As the expansion of Wal-Mart continues to draw both praise and fury among Chicagoans, the first small-scale outlet of the retail giant is set to open Wednesday in the West Chatham neighborhood.
Dashing fears that Chicago could lose the annual restaurant show to Las Vegas or Orlando forever, the National Restaurant Association announced Tuesday that it is moving up the convention next year to avoid overlapping with the NATO and G8 Summit next May.
Gov. Pat Quinn, Mayor Rahm Emanuel and other elected leaders met Tuesday to talk about ways to make shows at McCormick Place less costly in the face of recent court rulings.
Beginning Friday, everything at the remaining Borders bookstores is 40 percent off.
The Wrigley gum company announced today that it will be leaving the iconic Wrigley Building on the Magnificent Mile.
The Secret Service says hackers are turning their attention to small businesses, and one entrepreneur suggests a step backwards could be helpful.
Union workers say someone turned on the heat lamps in blazing hot broad daylight Thursday, as they walked a picket line in front of the Park Hyatt Hotel.
