Restaurants That Have Hung On Through Pandemic Brace For Turn Of Weather
This has been a summer of highs and lows for Chicago's restaurant industry, as diners have seen new places open and others close because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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This has been a summer of highs and lows for Chicago's restaurant industry, as diners have seen new places open and others close because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Ronny's Steakhouse is closing after 57 years in Chicago, owners confirmed in a Facebook post Sunday night.
Monday of course is Labor Day, a holiday for the stock market. But many investors are on edge given the recent volatility.
The lottery for licenses to run cannabis dispensaries in Illinois is set to happen in the next few weeks.
Airline officials had outlined 36,000 potential furloughs in July. Since then, thousands of workers took early retirement, buyouts, or long-term leaves of absence.
According to the lawsuit, McDonald's steered Black franchisees to stores in inner-city neighborhoods with lower sales volumes and higher security and insurance costs.
This could be the final boarding call for the $200 ticket-change fee that has enraged so many U.S. airline travelers over the past decade.
Boeing has found a problem with the manufacturing of the 787 Dreamliner, the widebody jet that is one of the most successful products of the troubled aircraft maker.
The former Kentucky and Michigan standout has co-founded a company that helps former college athletes sell their team issued gear to fans.
McDonald's board of directors has hired an outside law firm as part of a probe into its human resources department to determine if former CEO Steve Easterbrook, who exited abruptly in November, covered up misconduct for others in that department.
"Pre-COVID-19, Illinois offered one of the top destinations for travel in the country, supporting thousands of jobs and economic growth for our communities," said Michael Negron, acting director of the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity, which houses the tourism office.
The Wise Owl in the West Loop was the first restaurant the city shut down for COVID-19 violations, and that is not a title you want to hold.
The city's 60,000 businesses are under a regimented watch. CBS 2's Lauren Victory dug into how shops, restaurants, gyms, and more are scrutinized.
The Potbelly sandwich chain has received another $10 million loan through the Payment Protection Program.
