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Crain’s Chicago Business has ranked the 50 largest law firms in the Chicago area, highlighting leading players by size, revenue, and practice scope. The list offers key insights into the city’s legal market landscape.
Chicago supply chain startup Arvist has raised $4 million to enhance its technology aimed at preventing costly shipping errors. The funding will support product development and expand market reach, tackling inefficiencies in logistics.
Crain’s Chicago Business unveils its 2024 list of the Best Places to Work in Chicago, highlighting top employers known for exceptional culture, benefits, and career growth opportunities in the Windy City.
The University of Chicago Booth School of Business is advancing economic research through its “Expanding Discovery in Economics+” initiative, fostering innovative methods and interdisciplinary collaboration to drive new insights in the field.
Owners of a Streeterville apartment tower secured $106 million in refinancing, as reported by Crain’s Chicago Business. The funding aims to support property upgrades and stabilize financial footing amid market shifts.
Federal budget cuts are hitting Illinois small businesses hard, reversing recent gains and threatening economic stability. Experts urge state intervention to provide vital support and sustain local commerce growth.
The University of Chicago Booth School of Business offers a STEM-designated MBA, blending rigorous analytics with leadership training. Additional support includes tailored career services and tech-driven resources to boost student success.
Data center expansion in Chicago drives clean energy adoption and sparks job growth, boosting the local economy while supporting sustainability efforts, reports Crain’s Chicago Business.
Questions arise over the fairness of Kaegi’s property tax assessments as discrepancies surface across Chicago neighborhoods. Critics urge a review to ensure equitable valuations and relieve potential taxpayer burdens.
Crain’s Chicago Business highlights the 2025 notable leaders in philanthropy, spotlighting individuals driving impactful change through innovative giving and community-focused initiatives across Chicago and beyond.
Chicago businesses voice concern as Trump’s immigration raids escalate, fearing workforce disruptions and economic impact. Local leaders urge for balanced immigration policies to protect jobs and community stability.
A man was fatally shot during a fight at a South Loop business, police confirmed. The incident remains under investigation as authorities work to identify suspects and determine the circumstances surrounding the deadly encounter.
A free health care clinic in Chicago has relocated to protect undocumented patients from potential ICE enforcement ahead of an expected surge, ensuring continued access to vital medical services without fear.
A federal judge ruled that former President Trump’s deployment of troops to Los Angeles violated federal law, citing overreach in the use of military forces for local law enforcement, according to Crain’s Chicago Business.
Norfolk Southern executives unveiled their expansion plans and new technology initiatives at the recent supply chain conference, highlighting their commitment to innovation and improved logistics efficiency.
Former President Trump vows to tackle crime in Chicago, calling it the “most dangerous city” in the U.S. He promises a tough crackdown to restore safety and order, aiming to boost the city’s troubled reputation.
Illinois Governor J.B. Johnson has signed an executive order preparing the state for stricter federal immigration policies under the Trump administration. The move aims to bolster local resources and support affected communities.
SimBioSys has secured a distribution deal to expand its AI-driven medical technology, aiming to enhance diagnostic accuracy and treatment planning in healthcare. The partnership marks a significant step in AI med tech adoption.
Chicago’s Merz Apothecary celebrates 150 years as a family-run business, emphasizing its long-standing commitment to customer service. The historic store remains a beloved community fixture, blending tradition with personalized care.
Chicago plays a pivotal role in the fractured national quantum computing strategy, leveraging its research hubs and industry ties to bridge gaps and drive innovation amid fragmented federal efforts.