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A Chicago electrical contractor has secured a financial partner to fuel its growth ambitions. The collaboration aims to expand operations and boost innovation in a competitive market, marking a pivotal step in the company’s development.
The SBA’s decision to scale back operations in Chicago shifts responsibility to state and city leaders to address small business support and economic growth challenges, underscoring local action’s critical role.
Senator Tammy Duckworth warns Chicago risks a Los Angeles-style National Guard deployment amid rising violence. She urges preventive measures to avoid militarized intervention in the city’s streets.
A Kirkland & Ellis pro bono lawyer has departed for Jones Day shortly after working on a legal deal involving Donald Trump, sources tell Crain’s Chicago Business. The move highlights ongoing shifts in top legal talent.
A Winnetka mansion sold for $12 million in 2025, marking the highest residential sale price in the area this year, Crain’s Chicago Business reports. The deal highlights strong demand in luxury real estate.
A business-backed group has raised $10 million to influence City Hall policies, aiming to drive economic growth and reshape Chicago’s political landscape, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.
Business leaders in Chicago are falling short of local expectations, according to a recent Crain’s Chicago Business report. Community members express frustration over unmet promises and calls for greater accountability.
In a bid to attract new diners, Chicago chefs are partnering with local casinos, blending gourmet cuisine with gaming. This trend aims to boost business amid changing customer habits and economic challenges.
Crain’s Chicago Business highlights the vital link between thriving businesses and strong communities, emphasizing that economic growth depends on investing in local neighborhoods, workforce development, and inclusive policies.
A developer has proposed a 29-story apartment tower in Chicago’s Fulton Market district. The project aims to add significant residential space to the rapidly growing neighborhood, highlighting continued urban development.
Growth-minded leaders in Chicago are embracing innovation, sustainability, and tech-driven strategies to drive business success in 2025. Their focus on agility and community impact is reshaping the city’s economic future.
Jeff Bushofsky of Ropes & Gray LLP has been named to Crain’s Chicago Business’s Notable Litigators & Trial Attorneys list, recognizing his exceptional impact in high-stakes legal cases in Chicago.
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker urged Congress today not to fault states for the federal government’s immigration shortcomings, calling for comprehensive national reform to address the crisis effectively.
Crain’s Chicago Business reveals the Fast 50 2025, spotlighting Chicago’s fastest-growing companies. The list highlights diverse industries driving the city’s dynamic economic expansion this year.
Apple is set to close its Northbrook Court store, according to Crain’s Chicago Business. The move reflects shifting retail strategies as the tech giant focuses on expanding online sales and experiential outlets.
A local investor is spearheading a new retail development in Hawthorn Woods, aiming to boost the village’s commercial landscape. The project promises fresh shopping options and job growth, signaling economic vitality for the community.
The Big Rolling Meadows apartment complex is officially on the market, attracting interest from major real estate investors. Crain’s Chicago Business reports this move could signal shifts in the suburban rental landscape.
A new modern Mexican steakhouse is set to open in Chicago’s Fulton Market district, promising a fresh take on traditional flavors with upscale dining and innovative menu offerings. The opening is scheduled for later this year.
Crain’s Chicago Business unveils “Who’s Who 2025,” spotlighting key influencers shaping the city’s future. This essential guide profiles Chicago’s top executives, political leaders, and innovators driving power and progress.
The iconic “Planes, Trains and Automobiles” house in Kenilworth has been sold, marking the end of an era for the beloved film’s landmark. The property drew attention for its cinematic history and prime location.