Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb referenced the Chicago Bears during his State of the State address, highlighting regional ties and the team’s impact on local communities, as reported by Crain’s Chicago Business.
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U.S. Bank is engaged in a dispute with Oak Park over the town’s attempt to seize its branch building. The conflict centers on property control and local development plans, highlighting tensions between the bank and municipal authorities.
Opinion: What jury duty reveals about America’s strength highlights the vital role of civic engagement in upholding justice. It underscores how citizen participation reflects the resilience and values at the core of American democracy.
The buyer who backed out of a $37.5M Lake Geneva mansion purchase is seeking to dismiss the seller’s lawsuit, citing contractual disputes, Crain’s Chicago Business reports. The case highlights ongoing real estate tensions.
An investor has proposed a 19-story apartment tower for a South Loop site, aiming to boost housing options in the area. The development reflects growing interest in expanding residential capacity in Chicago’s South Loop.
Chicago Stars FC announces plans for a 10-acre training center and headquarters in Bannockburn. The development aims to boost the club’s operations and community presence in the Chicago area.
James Beard-winning chefs behind Parachute and Anelya plan to open a new restaurant in Evanston, signaling a culinary expansion into Chicago’s northern suburbs, according to Crain’s Chicago Business.
A new report reveals a growing trend: an entire generation is not only abandoning homeownership but also sidelining other traditional milestones like marriage and parenthood, reshaping social and economic norms.
Brookfield’s retail division has reverted to its original name, shedding its recent rebrand. This move marks a return to familiar branding as the company refocuses its retail strategy, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.
State Rep. Kelly Welch says the Chicago Bears’ stadium bid clashes with Springfield’s affordability agenda, raising concerns over potential budget strains and missed priorities, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.
Chicago business leaders have voiced strong opposition to new taxes in Mayor Johnson’s budget proposal, warning it could hinder economic growth. The debate intensifies as the city faces fiscal challenges.
Crain’s Chicago Business highlights 10 key trends shaping Chicago’s business landscape in 2026, from tech innovation and real estate shifts to sustainability efforts and evolving labor markets. Stay informed on the city’s economic future.
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker discussed the city budget and Bears stadium plans with Chicago business and civic leaders, addressing economic priorities and infrastructure in a key meeting, Capitol News Illinois reports.
Crain’s Chicago Business releases its 2025 ranking of the largest privately held companies in the Chicago area, spotlighting key industry leaders driving the region’s economic growth and innovation.
Illinois’ stringent privacy law is deterring major data-center investments in Chicago, costing the city billions in potential deals. Companies cite compliance costs and regulatory uncertainty as key barriers, impacting economic growth.
Crain’s Chicago Business highlights key commercial real estate trends to watch in 2025, including increased demand for flexible office spaces, sustainable building practices, and the rise of tech-driven property management.
The Business Journals unveils its list of 10 people to watch in Chicago business in 2026. These rising leaders and innovators are set to shape the city’s economic future with bold ideas and dynamic strategies.
Developers have secured $96 million in financing to build a new apartment tower in Chicago’s West Loop, signaling strong investor confidence in the area’s booming residential market. The project aims to meet increasing demand for urban living.
A West Loop apartment tower has been sold for $151 million, marking a significant transaction in Chicago’s real estate market, as reported by Crain’s Chicago Business. The deal highlights growing investor interest in the area.
A prominent law firm has expanded its Wacker Drive office, increasing workspace to accommodate growth. The move underscores rising demand for prime downtown Chicago legal real estate, signaling confidence in the local market.