Incentives Coming Back In Auto Industry
If you have held off on buying a new car because of the price, you have had plenty of company. But incentives are beginning to reappear.
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If you have held off on buying a new car because of the price, you have had plenty of company. But incentives are beginning to reappear.
Home Depot plans to hire more than 2,000 people in the Chicago area to work seasonal jobs in the coming weeks.
Target confirmed Tuesday that it will be moving into the old Carson Pirie Scott building at State and Madison streets.
Gas prices have marched upward steadily for the past two months, and a number of the auto executives attending the Chicago Auto Show say it is affecting what people want to see at the show and in the showroom.
If you're renting an apartment and you live in the Chicago area, you might need to tweak your budget to allow for another increase.
The Chicago Auto Show officially opens Friday morning at McCormick Place.
Chevrolet is winning awards for its electric plug-in car, the Volt, but it's signaling at the Chicago Auto Show that it is not abandoning the muscle-car crowd.
The numbers of black-owned businesses are up across America, but the greatest numbers are in the Chicago area in general, and Cook County in particular.
Chicago-based CareerBuilder returned to their theme of chimpanzee co-workers in their latest Super Bowl commercial, and some animal rights activists are none too pleased.
Seven companies are warning the State of Illinois that they are planning mass layoffs and even closing stores.
The Chicago-area economy is bracing for dramatic changes as more than 2 million Baby Boomers begin hitting retirement age.
Microbreweries could have it a bit easier under a proposed new state law, as long as they stay small.
A Rogers Park neighborhood bank became Illinois' first bank failure of the year Friday after it was seized by state financial regulators.
The state is offering the company $29 million in tax incentives over 10 years, an investment Gov. Pat Quinn's office credits for "helping save at least 1,200 jobs."
A beloved South Side soul food restaurant that was a favorite of the late Mayor Harold Washington has closed its doors.
