Outlook: Fewer Of Us To Fall Behind On Payments
A new study by a Chicago-based credit reporting agency projects that fewer Americans will fall behind on their mortgage and credit card payments next year.
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A new study by a Chicago-based credit reporting agency projects that fewer Americans will fall behind on their mortgage and credit card payments next year.
Atlanta-based AGL Resources is purchasing the suburban Chicago Nicor gas company for $2.4 billion.
Residents of the Lincoln Park neighborhood say they do not want a new grocery store to replace the old Lincoln Park Hospital.
Oprah Winfrey wraps up taping of her show in Chicago in May. What happens to all of the Harpo Productions studio space and hundreds of workers remains up in the air.
If you subscribe to Comcast Internet service in the Chicago area, Northwest Indiana or southwest Michigan, you must have wondered where it went last night.
Unemployment jumped unexpectedly in November, hitting 9.8 percent nationwide. It came as some families learned their unemployment benefits are about to run out.
The vice president of a northwest Indiana bank embezzled more than $50,000 by taking out loans on customers' accounts and increasing her own mortgage.
New Trier Township High School is honoring 10 alumni and who's not on the list is news as much as who's on it.
It's a marriage proposal made in cyberspace, and one of the participants is a Chicago company. Groupon has skyrocketed from startup to worldwide phenomenon. Now Google wants to swallow it up -- perhaps for as much as $6 billion.
An industry spokeman finds sales do not seem to vary with economic circumstances: If people want a fresh tree, they'll buy a tree regardless of how well they're doing.
Chicago-based Groupon could soon be part of the Google empire.
Property tax revenue collected from a special downtown business district in southwest suburban Joliet is going up 21 percent next year, but it's not because of a tax rate increase.
With a country anxious for good economic news, reports are already in on Black Friday 2010 and it looks like people spent just a little more this year. Shoppers spent a record $10.69 billion.
Even if you don't see any thieves or shoplifters as you shop on Black Friday, they still have their hands in your pocket as you shop.
A server who lost his job at the popular Weber Grill Restaurant just north of downtown is now suing for age discrimination.
