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Steve Rooney, a seasoned journalist at The Business Journals, delivers in-depth coverage on industry trends and economic developments, providing valuable insights for business professionals and entrepreneurs.
Kim Kardashian’s Skims is set to launch its first Chicago storefront in the Gold Coast retail corridor, marking a significant expansion for the shapewear brand in a prime shopping district.
A couple’s move from Utah to Illinois has boosted their careers significantly, though it comes with less access to nature. Their story highlights the trade-offs between professional growth and lifestyle.
Nixon Peabody’s “One Firm” culture fosters collaboration and transparency, strengthening trust with clients and colleagues. This unified approach enhances service quality and workplace cohesion, say leaders in Crain’s Chicago Business.
A developer has listed a South Loop site where it had planned a 25-story apartment tower, signaling potential changes for the high-profile project. The move could impact Chicago’s evolving residential skyline.
Trader Joe’s is set to open a new location in Fulton Market, bringing its popular grocery offerings to Chicago’s bustling West Loop neighborhood, according to Crain’s Chicago Business. The store aims to attract local shoppers and commuters.
Katie Renshaw is set to open Bar Bambi in Chicago, bringing a fresh and innovative cocktail experience to the city. The new venture promises a unique blend of creativity and craftsmanship in every drink.
Chicago business leaders are uniting to oppose Mayor Johnson’s proposed head tax, arguing it threatens economic growth and job creation. Critics say the levy could drive companies out of the city.
Crain’s Chicago Business has unveiled its 2025 list of best places to work in Chicago, spotlighting companies excelling in employee satisfaction, benefits, and workplace culture across diverse industries.
Millie on Michigan apartments have sold, signaling investor confidence in downtown Chicago’s real estate rebound. The deal highlights renewed interest in urban residential spaces as the city rebounds post-pandemic.
In a recent opinion for Crain’s Chicago Business, experts argue civic duty should be integrated into business culture-not treated as an add-on-to foster genuine community impact and sustainable corporate responsibility.
Rising suburban rent growth has fueled the sale of two major apartment complexes in Aurora, marking significant investment interest in the area, according to Crain’s Chicago Business.
A South Shore apartment complex has sold for $27 million, marking a significant transaction in Chicago’s real estate market. The deal underscores growing investor interest in the area’s residential sector.
City Council grills Johnson team on head tax and new revenue plans, pressing for clarity on funding sources amid rising budget concerns. The debate highlights tensions over economic strategy in Chicago’s fiscal future.
Chicago business owners will close shops Monday for the “Day Without Immigrants” protest, joining a social media campaign calling for a shopping strike to highlight immigrants’ economic impact.
The Chicago business community has become a focal point in President Trump’s troop deployment plans, Axios reports. Key local industries and leaders are closely tied to strategic decisions shaping national defense efforts.
Former generals have voiced strong opposition to deploying troops in Chicago, warning the move could escalate tensions rather than improve public safety, according to Crain’s Chicago Business.
A Colorado-based investor is poised to secure a significant discount on the LaSalle Street office tower, signaling a noteworthy shift in Chicago’s commercial real estate market, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.
Bally’s faces lender backlash over its debt restructuring plan tied to the Chicago casino project, raising concerns about the company’s financial stability and future operations, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.
The future of NASCAR in Chicago remains uncertain, Crain’s Daily Gist podcast reports. Ongoing challenges and shifting priorities raise questions about the sport’s local presence and upcoming events in the city.