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A late-night deal to rescue Springfield’s transit system collapsed as the midnight deadline passed, leaving the future of funding uncertain and raising concerns over potential service disruptions.
The South Works quantum transformation in Chicago is accelerating, blending cutting-edge technology with industry. This shift is set to boost local innovation and economic growth, reshaping the region’s business landscape.
Chicago home prices surged last month, growing at double the national rate, according to Crain’s Chicago Business. The city’s robust housing market highlights strong local demand amid broader economic shifts.
Commentary in Crain’s Chicago Business highlights clear demand for reinvestment in the city’s underinvested communities, driven by growing local entrepreneurship and rising housing needs. Opportunities abound for targeted development.
Crain’s Chicago Business unveils The Book 2025, your ultimate guide to Chicago’s business landscape. This comprehensive resource offers key insights, data, and profiles shaping the city’s dynamic economy in the year ahead.
Downtown office vacancy in Chicago reached a new high for the 11th consecutive quarter, according to Crain’s Chicago Business. The persistent rise highlights ongoing challenges in the commercial real estate market.
Illinois lawmakers face scrutiny as Crain’s Chicago Business highlights their ties to hidden interests. The article exposes which powerful groups quietly fund politicians, raising questions about transparency and influence.
A new apartment tower in Chicago’s Fulton Market district has officially hit the market, offering modern living spaces in a rapidly growing neighborhood, according to Crain’s Chicago Business.
A year after filing for bankruptcy, Oberweis Dairy is making a strong comeback. The Illinois-based company is launching a major expansion, signaling renewed growth and confidence in its future.
Chicago’s working-class communities are embracing alternative wealth-building models, from cooperative businesses to community investment funds, seeking economic growth and financial stability amid traditional market challenges.
Loyola University Chicago’s undergraduate business program has been ranked No. 1 in Chicago, highlighting its academic excellence and strong industry connections. The honor reflects the program’s commitment to student success and career readiness.
Senators are calling for urgent clarification on reported care cuts at former Ascension hospitals, raising concerns over patient impact and service reductions. The issue is drawing growing scrutiny in Illinois healthcare.
The childhood home of Pope Leo XIV in Dolton is set to go up for auction, drawing significant attention from collectors and history enthusiasts, Crain’s Chicago Business reports. The rare sale highlights the property’s historic value.
Choose Chicago has named a Long Island tourism executive as its new CEO, signaling a strategic move to strengthen ties with key markets. The appointment aims to boost Chicago’s appeal to East Coast travelers.
Two years into Brandon Johnson’s tenure as Chicago mayor, his progressive allies express concern their movement is losing momentum amid compromises and political hurdles. The promise of swift change faces growing challenges.
Loop landlords propose a self-imposed tax to fund improvements and revive downtown Chicago’s struggling economy. The initiative aims to boost retail, safety, and attract tenants amid ongoing challenges.
In a recent commentary, Crain’s Chicago Business highlights rising assaults on DEI initiatives and calls for stronger, renewed commitments to equity in the workplace to foster inclusive environments and drive sustained progress.
Wells Fargo is intensifying efforts to support “missing middle” businesses as it expands its presence in Chicago. The bank aims to bridge financing gaps for midsize firms, fueling local economic growth.
Mayer Brown Chair Jon Van Gorp has been named to Crain’s Chicago Business’ “Who’s Who” 2025, highlighting his leadership and impact in the legal industry. This recognition underscores his influence in Chicago’s business community.
Chicago’s upcoming Small Business Expo will provide free resources to local entrepreneurs, including workshops, networking, and expert advice. The event aims to support business growth and innovation across the city.