According to Fox Business, the stock market experienced a remarkable surge on Wednesday after Donald Trump's victory over Vice President Kamala Harris in a dramatic US presidential election. The report showed that the Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped more than 1,300 points, reaching a mid…
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KTGY, a Great Places to Work certified architecture and design firm, is making significant strides in expanding its high-rise expertise by appointing Sam Luckino as principal in its Chicago office.
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Google is set to launch its first retail store in the Midwest at Oakbrook Center, a prominent suburban shopping mall in Chicago. According to a Chicago Business Journal report, the store will span 2,000 square feet and officially opens its doors on Friday, November 1. This location marks Goo…
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Presidential candidate Donald Trump shared his vision for the U.S. economy at the Economic Club of Chicago on Tuesday, describing it as an "America first" approach that includes high tariffs and strict immigration policies, as reported by ABC7 Chicago.
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Northwestern University is preparing for a major transformation at its Kellogg School of Management. The institution aims to develop a new state-of-the-art facility as part of its $600 million fundraising campaign. The new building is set to replace the Allen Center, which, post-demolition, …
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Logistics company Parceljet Information Technology LLC is making strides in the U.S. market by entering the Chicago area. This Frankfurt, Germany-based firm has secured a significant presence in the Midwest by signing a five-year lease for a massive space in Montgomery.
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Workbox, a flexible workspace provider, is relocating its headquarters to Fulton Market, aiming to position itself amid what it describes as the city's new
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The casino industry in Illinois is experiencing significant growth in 2024, driven by increased tourism and a more comprehensive array of gaming options. This expansion sets the stage for potential future developments, including the possible legalization of online casinos, which could further boost the industry's performance.
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Global food producer Nestlé has announced CEO Mark Schneider will step down from the company and be replaced by fellow Nestlé executive Laurent Freixe beginning September 1.
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To some, New Buffalo, Mich., a quiet escape an hour east of Chicago, could be labeled as quaint. But quaint doesn’t quite do the town justice. Not when you factor all the wonderful lodging and dining experiences that await you in this peaceful lakeshore town.
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KTGY, a Great Places to Work certified architecture and design firm, is making significant strides in expanding its high-rise expertise by appointing Sam Luckino as principal in its Chicago office.
- Chicago Star AI; Edited by Ashlea Hearn
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Google is set to launch its first retail store in the Midwest at Oakbrook Center, a prominent suburban shopping mall in Chicago. According to a Chicago Business Journal report, the store will span 2,000 square feet and officially opens its doors on Friday, November 1. This location marks Goo…
- By: Chicago Star AI; Edited by Ashlea Hearn
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Presidential candidate Donald Trump shared his vision for the U.S. economy at the Economic Club of Chicago on Tuesday, describing it as an "America first" approach that includes high tariffs and strict immigration policies, as reported by ABC7 Chicago.
- Chicago Star AI; Edited by Ashlea Hearn
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Northwestern University is preparing for a major transformation at its Kellogg School of Management. The institution aims to develop a new state-of-the-art facility as part of its $600 million fundraising campaign. The new building is set to replace the Allen Center, which, post-demolition, …
- By Ashlea Hearn
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Logistics company Parceljet Information Technology LLC is making strides in the U.S. market by entering the Chicago area. This Frankfurt, Germany-based firm has secured a significant presence in the Midwest by signing a five-year lease for a massive space in Montgomery.
- Chicago Star AI; Edited by Ashlea Hearn
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Workbox, a flexible workspace provider, is relocating its headquarters to Fulton Market, aiming to position itself amid what it describes as the city's new
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The casino industry in Illinois is experiencing significant growth in 2024, driven by increased tourism and a more comprehensive array of gaming options. This expansion sets the stage for potential future developments, including the possible legalization of online casinos, which could furthe…
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Global food producer Nestlé has announced CEO Mark Schneider will step down from the company and be replaced by fellow Nestlé executive Laurent Freixe beginning September 1.
- By Catie Keogh, Community Contributor
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To some, New Buffalo, Mich., a quiet escape an hour east of Chicago, could be labeled as quaint. But quaint doesn’t quite do the town justice. Not when you factor all the wonderful lodging and dining experiences that await you in this peaceful lakeshore town.
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The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) has officially announced the launch of its highly anticipated spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
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Southwest Airlines has revealed plans to alter its seating policy by issuing assigned seats for the first time in its 50-year history, in a bid to accommodate evolving customer preferences and improve its financial performance.
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Cryptocurrency has increasingly found its way into the mainstream, extending its reach from niche technology circles to major political arenas. One of the most striking recent developments is former President Donald Trump's decision to accept cryptocurrency donations for his 2024 presidentia…
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Parent company, Chicago-based Ferrara Candy, announced it will move production to another facility, impacting around 66 jobs at the existing factory. The plant's final day of operation will reportedly be October 11.
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As the digital gambling industry grows rapidly in New Zealand, online casinos are working hard to attract more customers. Bonuses and promotions are the right tools to satisfy gamblers and give them a boost in winnings. Among various perks, no deposit bonuses stand in the top place. Moreover…
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The Museum of Ice Cream Chicago opened its doors on July 16 in the historic Tribune building. Chicagoans have plenty of choice when it comes to sweet spots for a cool treat.
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Juniors apparel store Rue21, a staple of U.S. malls, has declared bankruptcy and revealed plans to shut down over 540 stores, including 20 in Illinois, according to a report from the Chicago Tribune.
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The University of Chicago Medical Center and Rush University Medical Center laid off employees on Thursday amid financial challenges.
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Leading orthodontist brand Impress is poised to take on millions of global teledentistry company SmileDirectClub’s former patients after the latter’s bankruptcy last month. Chief of Orthodontist at Impress Dr. Kjeld Aamodt offers advice on how to choose the right specialist for clear aligner…
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AMC Theatres, long known as the largest movie theater operator in both the USA and the world, has finished upgrading nearly all of its venues across the wider Chicago area to include advanced laser projection technology.
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California-based luxury jewelry retailer Marrow opened its first Chicago location in the city’s Gold Coast neighborhood this month, just in time for the holiday season.
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On Wednesday, Google released an updated plan for its Thompson Center redevelopment project, with renderings of the company’s vision for the site. The tech corporation has committed to restoring the 40-year old building and converting the structure into office spaces by 2027.
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On Wednesday, the City of Aurora broke ground on the new $360-million Hollywood Casino and hotel adjacent to the Chicago Premium Outlets. The new development will replace the existing Hollywood Casino Aurora, expanding its features and nearly doubling the size of its staff.
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Cyber Monday 2023 is here, bringing steep discounts from major retailers like Amazon, Costco, and Shutterfly. Checkout all the best deals to make the holiday shopping season affordable and easy.
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OpenAI has undergone a sudden shift in its board in conjunction with the return of Sam Altman as the firm’s CEO, according to Business Insider and other sources.
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The world of artificial intelligence (AI) has been left in a state of uncertainty following the sudden firing of OpenAI CEO and co-founder Sam Altman. The parent company of ChatGPT, OpenAI is one of the world's preeminent AI companies.
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Walgreens Boots Alliance has announced its decision to lay off 267 corporate employees, constituting the company's second wave of staff reductions in recent months. According to an internal memo obtained by Crain's, the layoffs account for approximately 5% of Walgreens' corporate workforce.
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i.c.stars, a Chicago-based workforce technology nonprofit organization, opened a new headquarters at 750 N. Orleans in River North with a ribbon-cutting ceremony last week
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From pairing tweed double-breasted vests with corduroy bow ties to color schemes of gold trim with midnight navy embroidery, Stock Manufacturing Company uniforms have graced the stage at the James Beard Awards and outfitted staff at some of the most prestigious restaurants in the country. No…
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mHUB, a manufacturing and hardtech innovation center, expands this fall with a $50M acquisition and build-out of a historic 80,000-square-foot space manufacturing facility within Chicago’s Kinzie Industrial Corridor on the city’s Near West Side.
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The Magnificent Mile is known to tourists as a world-class shopping destination. The Evie plans on raising the stakes with their new upscale restaurant at 535 N. Michigan Avenue. It takes over the old Bandera space, a staple for over two decades on Michigan Avenue but has since become a memo…
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A law allowing Illinois restaurants and bars to serve to-go cocktails was extended last month, after Governor J.B. Pritzker approved an extension allowing the sale of to-go alcohol for another five years.
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Walgreens has debuted an experimental digital shopping experience at its newly redesigned South Loop Location.
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A pickleball social club could soon be coming to Lincoln Park’s Market Square shopping center. Real estate developer Hubbard Street Group has partnered with College Park Athletic Clubs to open the venture at the site of the former Brooklyn Boulders climbing gym.
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A life-changing trip to India was all it took for entrepreneur Gretchen Hollingsworth to find her calling in fashion accessories. Having spent twenty years running her own candle making business Paddywax — and designing for notable chains like Whole Foods, Urban Outfitters, West Elm, Target …
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On June 12, Grubhub announced in a statement that it will be laying off 15% of its workforce, approximately 400 employees, including 15% of its Chicago-based corporate staff.
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In its efforts to provide world-class orthodontic care globally and now in the United States, invisible orthodontics provider Impress recently opened three new clinics in Chicago following its 2022 merger with West Coast-based orthodontic clinic Uniform Teeth. While traditional braces have b…
- Elena Smentkowski
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Coworking in Chicago has never been greener! In a recent study by Coworking Cafe, Chicago ranked 8 among the top 10 U.S. cities with the most sustainable coworking spaces.
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Discount grocery chain Save-A-Lot officially launched its new Englewood location at 832 W 63rd Street on May 11, despite ongoing protests from community members. The opening comes after Whole Foods shuttered its flagship southside location in 2022, leaving a void in a community plagued by fo…
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Protected bike lanes and other traffic control measures are coming to Belmont Avenue in Avondale after months of delay, as part of a city-led initiative to bolster safety along the busy throughway.
Batavia will be home to Illinois’ largest movie screen. The Super EMX screen, measuring 94 feet wide and five stories tall, will open in the former Randall 15 Theater space at 550 N. Randall Rd. The auditorium required an additional 13,175-square-feet to be added to the building and is equip…
- Elena Smentkowski
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The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) is accepting applications for its Back to Business (B2B) grant program, an initiative providing funding to struggling hotels, restaurants, and creative organizations in Illinois.
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Employees at a Portillo’s warehouse in the western suburb of Addison have voted to unionize, the first at any of the company’s facilities to do so. On April 13, a majority of the employees – 28 out of 49 – voted in favor of unionizing.
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As Chicago continues to bounce back from the Covid-19 pandemic, conventions have made their highly anticipated return to the events circuit. The return of conventions marks the continued revitalization of Chicago’s local economy. See which exciting expos are coming to the Windy City in 2023.
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Chicago's downtown area is experiencing a strong recovery this year, with average hotel occupancy rates nearly doubling from 2022 and almost tripling compared to 2021, according to the Chicago Loop Alliance. This recovery is happening despite chaotic "teen takeovers" seen over recent weekend…
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Logan Square’s long-standing ice cream and burger stop, The Freeze, has reopened for the season along Armitage Avenue. Officially reopening last Thursday, The Freeze’s return means one thing: Spring has sprung in Chicago!
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Returning after its 2018 pop-up, makeup and skincare enterprise, Glossier is opening the doors and creating a permanent home in downtown Chicago. The store officially opened to the public on Friday, April 14, on the buzzing corner of Rush and Walton, right across from Versace and Lululemon.
- Elena Smentkowski
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Major tech companies Meta and Salesforce have announced plans to sublease large portions of office space in downtown Chicago.
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Living in a dynamic city like Chicago, in a social media age where information is interpreted instantaneously, there are many stories of the past that are often forgotten or not shared from one generation to the next in this fast-paced and ever-changing world. In my recently released 245+ pa…
Blick Art Materials returned to downtown Chicago on Friday, Oct. 21, with the grand opening of its newest retail store, located in the Old Heidelberg Restaurant building. The family-owned, Chicago-based business had been missing from the Loop since closing its store on State Street late last…
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Opening a new business is hard work. Maintaining a business is even harder. And in a world where political and economic volatility seems to be the new normal, today’s entrepreneurs truly need nerves of steel.
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