Willis Tower Owners Seek New Partner
The Willis Tower is reportedly hundreds of millions of dollars in debt, and its owners are looking for help.
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The Willis Tower is reportedly hundreds of millions of dollars in debt, and its owners are looking for help.
If the massive gambling expansion bill now on Gov. Pat Quinn's desk goes ahead, it would mean extremely tough competition for casinos in places such as Hammond, Ind., and Joliet.
An Illinois Court has ordered American Airlines to publish its fares and flight schedule on Orbitz Worldwide's travel sites after the carrier pulled its content from the sites last year, Orbitz said on Wednesday.
The Michaels craft store chain is facing more trouble, now having been hit with a second lawsuit after disclosing its checkout line pin pads were subjected to tampering.
The City of Chicago and Comcast are teaming up in a pilot project to make broadband Internet access affordable for hundreds of thousands of low income families.
A supplier for Chrysler plans to open a new facility in northern Illinois, bringing 200 jobs to Belvidere.
Newly-elected Ald. Michele Smith (43rd) is already following through on a campaign promise, and trying to curb the redevelopment plans for the old Lincoln Park Hospital.
A popular online ticket marketplace is under fire from the City of Chicago, which says it should be collecting amusement tax.
The organizer of the Facebook group dedicated to stopping a planned Wal-Mart store in East Lakeview took the group offline over the weekend, saying continuing the fight now is a "waste of time."
Walter Jacobson says Sears is bullying Gov. Pat Quinn into giving it tax breaks, by threatening to leave the state. And Quinn is playing right along.
While the cost of homes is dropping, the cost of used cars is going up. As CBS 2's Derrick Blakley reports, there aren't many bargains in what was once a bargain shopper's paradise.
A community group on Monday evening voted overwhelmingly against a plan by Wal-Mart to move into the East Lakeview neighborhood.
The State of Illinois is riddled with debt, Gov. Pat Quinn is spending millions to keep businesses from leaving – Sears, Roebuck and Co. possibly among them.
For more than 40 years, the Bradford Group in Niles, and its Ashton-Drake doll-making division, have been turning out commemorative dolls, coins, plates and other collectibles.
Members of a community group are set to take a vote this evening on whether they support a proposed Wal-Mart store in the East Lakeview neighborhood.
