The Chicago Sun-Times, which bills itself as the hardest-working newspaper in America, may have to work even harder after more than a fifth of its staffers took a buyout, likely heading off potential layoffs in a sweeping cost-cutting initiative by […]
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Hundreds of drivers at an Amazon facility in Skokie are planning to strike Thursday morning, potentially disrupting holiday deliveries in an effort to get the online retailing giant to recognize their affiliation with the Teamsters union and negotiate a labor
Amazon delivery drivers in Skokie and six other facilities set to strike Thursday Read More »
The Art Institute has named Chicago tech billionaire and Groupon co-founder Eric Lefkofsky as its new board chairman, putting the serial entrepreneur in charge of overseeing the museum, the school and an ambitious plan to usher in an era of
The Cubs have reached an agreement with the Justice Department requiring the team to remediate Wrigley Field by improving accessibility and sight lines for disabled patrons throughout the ballpark — from the bleachers to the premium club seats. The consent
As the Illinois Commerce Commission nears a decision on the fate of the paused Peoples Gas pipeline replacement program following a yearlong review, a study released Tuesday for the Citizens Utility Board warns that completing the work would cost another
Peoples Gas pipeline program will cost another $12.8 billion to complete, report says Read More »
Foxtrot fans missing their morning fix of breakfast tacos and coffee, your wait is almost over. The upscale Chicago-based convenience store and cafe chain that closed abruptly in April before filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy is set to reopen in
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