After coming up short in Springfield this spring, Chicago Bears president Kevin Warren appealed for support from the city’s ...

Cofco International Ltd., the trading arm of China’s largest food company, is exploring options including a sale for its ...

Illinois records every car that drives on any Chicago expressway, just in case it might be relevant to some crime now or in the future. And the wants to expand this system beyond Chicago. Here's why ...

Hedge-fund titan David Tepper’s entertainment group has grand plans for a $1.3 billion upgrade of Bank of America Stadium ...

Its filing values the Tennessee-based company — majority owned by Chicago's Equity Group Investments and a partner of Chicago ...

The filing comes as WBEZ employees say they have been ignored in voicing their concerns over layoffs, the termination of the ...

The Winnetka house where the Christmas classic "Home Alone" takes place lasted just a week on the market before finding its potential next owner. The house on Lincoln Avenue in Winnetka went up for ...

Congress is expanding efforts to investigate antisemitism on Northwestern University's campus following President Michael Schill’s appearance before a congressional committee last month. In a letter ...

Landlords sick of watching companies unload swaths of office space amid the rise of remote work have another reason to feel nauseous. In a rare large-scale offering at its East Loop headquarters, ...

United Airlines is still on a hiring binge, although the pace has slowed. The airline says it will hire nearly 10,000 new employees this year, including 2,300 in Chicago, where it is headquartered.

Ken Griffin is giving $12 million to the Hospital for Special Surgery in Manhattan for a new research initiative focused on treating knee pain. Griffin’s donation will create the Kenneth C. Griffin ...

As America’s restaurant elite descends on Chicago for the 33rd annual James Beard Awards this weekend, local chefs and restaurant owners know exactly what they’ll be doing: working. The awards, often ...