Survey Suggests Chicago Job Market Is Improving
A new survey suggests a slightly rosier job picture in Chicago for the second three months of this year.
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A new survey suggests a slightly rosier job picture in Chicago for the second three months of this year.
If you shop at the Whole Foods on North Ashland Avenue anytime Wednesday, you might want to bring your own bag.
Eva's Bridal Shop in Oak Lawn was destroyed in a devastating fire, but five months later, a new family business location is established for the long haul.
Jay Leno, Sharon Stone and Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos all worked at McDonald's before they were famous, and today, 50,000 more people nationwide will be given the same opportunity.
The worsening economy has now hit teenagers, and new statistics for Illinois show that African-American teens in particular are more likely to be without a job.
It's not just market forces driving up the price of gasoline. There are also taxes and special additive costs, CBS 2's Mai Martinez reports.
One of Chicago's only full-time reggae music clubs is set to close its doors because its owner is relocating to his native Ethiopia.
It's all in the family for a longtime grocery store business on the Near North Side.
Although Uncle Sam decides how much you owe this Tax Day, a restaurant in Oak Park is allowing customers to "pay what is fair."
A Careerbuilder.com expert suggests ways for different types of people to score a job at McDonald's, as the fast-food giant is preparing to hire 50,000 new employees.
Some kids who might not ordinarily get a financial education are now passing by the rest of us with all they know about big business today.
The unemployment rate in Illinois fell to 8.8 percent in March from 8.9 percent in February and from 11 percent a year earlier, the Illinois Department of Employment Security said Thursday.
Ald. Tom Tunney (44th) says he wants to see some revisions to the plan for a Wal-Mart store in the East Lakeview neighborhood, while community activists still hope to keep the store out altogether.
Wal-Mart is ramping up its expansions in Chicago, now with reported plans for a small-scale store in the River North neighborhood.
A plan to put offices, residential units, and a grocery store on the old Lincoln Park Hospital site was stalled at a City Council meeting today.
