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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.
GTCR has acquired another software company, highlighting growing private-equity momentum in the sector, according to Crain’s Chicago Business. The move underscores continued investor confidence and deal activity.
Commentary in Crain’s Chicago Business highlights six key investments-local farms, supply chains, technology, education, policy support, and community engagement-as essential steps toward achieving true food sovereignty in the Midwest.
A meticulously restored Lincoln Park mansion has sold for $5.1 million, highlighting strong demand in Chicago’s luxury real estate market, according to Crain’s Chicago Business. The historic home blends classic charm with modern amenities.
Chicago small businesses are seeing a boost as visitors flock for the pope’s visit, dubbed the “pope economy.” Increased foot traffic and sales highlight the economic impact of major events on local commerce.
Chicago has selected six developers for a $39 million initiative to boost “Missing Middle” housing on the South Side, aiming to increase affordable, diverse residential options and address the city’s housing shortfall.
During National Small Business Week 2025, Milwaukee Avenue Corridor business owners voiced concerns over tariffs, urging Senators Durbin and Ramirez to address the economic impact on local shops. – ABC7 Chicago
Chicago saw a surge of new businesses in 2024, boosting the local economy. Experts predict continued growth in 2025, fueled by innovation and investment, solidifying the city’s role as a Midwest business hub.
A historic church on the West Loop’s edge, known for its stunning architecture and event hosting, has been listed for sale. The property offers unique opportunities amid Chicago’s vibrant real estate market.
A West suburban business school aims to fuel entrepreneurship by supporting startups in reaching million-dollar valuations, highlighting its commitment to regional economic growth and innovation, reports Crain’s Chicago Business.
Loyola University Chicago’s Business Honors Program offers a rigorous curriculum combining experiential learning and leadership development, preparing students for competitive careers in business and finance.
A developer has purchased a prime Gold Coast site for $39 million, signaling renewed investment in the area. The acquisition highlights growing interest in Chicago’s luxury real estate market, according to Crain’s Chicago Business.
These are the largest banks headquartered in the Chicago area, highlighting key players shaping the region’s financial landscape. Crain’s Chicago Business provides insights into their assets, reach, and market impact.