Court Reverses 2 Conrad Black Convictions, Upholds 2 Others
A federal appeals court on Friday reversed two of former media mogul Conrad Black's 2007 fraud convictions -- raising at least the possibility he won't return to prison.
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A federal appeals court on Friday reversed two of former media mogul Conrad Black's 2007 fraud convictions -- raising at least the possibility he won't return to prison.
It doesn't matter if people don't sleep at work, bed bugs can join them at the office.
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And, a survey finds holiday shoppers plan to spend more this year.
City chosen partly for its "vibrant and diverse'' gay community.
The local frozen yogurt chain Berry Chill has closed its flagship location on State Street in River North.
Zagat survey also finds diners are tipping better while their chief beef is others who are texting, tweeting or talking on their phones during the meal.
The company that owns the Water Tower Place mall has secured a $200 million loan to refinance the retail complex, according to a published report.
McCormick Place is further sweetening the pot to keep conventions in Chicago.
Tribune Co. CEO Randy Michaels resigned Friday amid tales of raunchy behavior as the company looked to shift attention back to its efforts to emerge from bankruptcy protection.
As CTA subway stops go, the station at North and Clybourn has had a reputation as one of the dingiest.
A judge has approved the reorganization plan for General Growth Properties, the firm that owns the Water Tower Place and several other malls across the country.
Unemployment fell in Illinois by a fraction of a percent last month, even though a total of 95,000 people lost their jobs nationwide.
Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville restaurant opens on Navy Pier next spring.
Playboy Enterprises Inc. plans to sublease a portion of its headquarters on the 15th and 16th floors the stately old building at 680 N. Lake Shore Drive, the company confirmed on Wednesday.
