Morgan Stanley plans to expand its Chicago presence, aiming to double its local workforce. The move signals confidence in the city’s talent pool and strengthens the firm’s Midwest footprint, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.
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West Chicago announces new business developments aimed at boosting local economy. Recent investments include retail expansions and tech startups, highlighting the city’s commitment to growth and continued prosperity.
Three MBA programs-University of Chicago Booth, Northwestern Kellogg, and DePaul’s Kellstadt-dominate Chicago’s business leadership scene, consistently producing top executives and shaping the city’s corporate landscape, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.
Former Fruit of the Loom CEO sells East Lake Shore Drive co-op at a significant discount, reports Crain’s Chicago Business. The high-profile property moved below market value amid shifting luxury real estate trends.
USG is downsizing its downtown Chicago office space in its latest lease renewal, reflecting a strategic shift toward a smaller footprint amid evolving work trends, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.
Nursing schools across the U.S. are raising concerns as new federal restrictions on student loan access threaten enrollment and workforce growth, potentially worsening the national nursing shortage, reports Crain’s Chicago Business.
Winston & Strawn’s new Chicago office, highlighted in Crain’s Chicago Business, showcases modern design and expanded space, underscoring the firm’s growth and commitment to the city’s legal market.
The FTC has dropped its bid for an injunction to block GTCR’s acquisition of Surmodics, clearing the way for the deal to proceed. The move marks a significant shift in the regulatory review of the transaction.
Chicago homeowners face historic property tax hikes as Loop loss fallout drives bills up, marking the largest increases in decades, reports Crain’s Chicago Business. The surge raises concerns over affordability and city budget impacts.
The Who’s Who unveiled their insights on Chicago’s business future at Crain’s Chicago Business event, highlighting innovation, resilience, and growth opportunities shaping the city’s economic landscape.
Crain’s Chicago Business unveils its latest “Who’s Who in Chicago Business,” spotlighting the city’s top leaders and emerging innovators driving growth across industries. The annual list highlights key influencers shaping Chicago’s economy.
A Chicago coffee shop and bar owner tells Business Insider that tariffs and economic uncertainty have forced hiring freezes, job cuts, and price hikes, highlighting challenges faced by local small businesses.
Chicago business leaders have voiced strong opposition to new taxes proposed in Mayor Johnson’s latest budget plan, warning that increased levies could hinder economic growth and investment in the city.
United for Chicago, a coalition of business, civic, and faith leaders, held a downtown event urging an end to immigration raids. The group calls for compassionate policies to protect immigrant communities. Report by ABC7 Chicago.
Local investors have acquired a distressed office building in Chicago’s River North neighborhood, signaling renewed confidence in the area’s commercial real estate market. The deal marks a notable shift amidst ongoing market challenges.
Veterans are stepping up to enhance community safety, leveraging their skills in leadership and crisis response. Their unique experience positions them as vital partners in making neighborhoods safer, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.
British luxury chocolatier Hotel Chocolat is set to open a flagship store on Chicago’s Magnificent Mile, bringing its premium sweets and cafes to the city’s bustling retail district later this year.
Some Chicago businesses report disruptions amid Trump’s immigration crackdown, citing labor shortages and increased anxiety among immigrant workers. The policy shift underscores challenges in key local industries.
Belmont Cragin business owners plead for support as fears of ICE raids devastate sales, threatening closures. Local shops face economic strain amid community anxiety, highlighting urgent calls for aid.
A Chicago-based retail team has left CBRE to join Savills, marking a significant shift in the local commercial real estate market, reports Crain’s Chicago Business. This move signals growing competition between firms.