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Bally’s $250M Chicago IPO Could Finally Close in August After Months of Delays

Bally’s $250M Chicago IPO Could Finally Close in August After Months of Delays

CHICAGO — After more than eight months of delays, Bally’s Chicago may finally be nearing the finish line in its long-awaited $250 million initial ...

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UChicago and IBM Join Forces to Boost Quantum Startup Ecosystem Across Illinois

University of Chicago and IBM Join Forces to Boost Quantum Startup Ecosystem Across Illinois

ILLINOIS — The University of Chicago has partnered with IBM to strengthen Illinois’ fast-growing quantum technology sector, announcing new investments and programs to support ...

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Costco’s ‘Stupid Food Court Change’ Has Shoppers Furious — And It’s Even Worse Than You Think

Costco’s ‘Stupid Food Court Change’ Has Shoppers Furious — And It’s Even Worse Than You Think

CHICAGO — Costco shoppers are furious over what many are calling a “stupid” change to the store’s beloved food court — and it’s causing ...

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Nevada Tip Workers React as 'No Tax on Tips' Rule Takes Effect Under Trump Tax Law

Nevada Tip Workers React as ‘No Tax on Tips’ Rule Takes Effect Under Trump Tax Law

NEVADA — Service workers across Nevada are reacting to a sweeping new federal tax change that eliminates federal income taxes on tips up to ...

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Flender Expands Elgin Service Center To Boost North American Operations

Flender Expands Elgin Service Center To Boost North American Operations

ELGIN — Global drive systems manufacturer Flender has officially launched an expansion of its Elgin, Illinois service center, aiming to bolster support for customers ...

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Retail Space at Chicago’s Transportation Building Sells for $4.1 Million

CHICAGO — A prominent retail property at the base of the historic Transportation Building in the South Loop has been sold for $4.1 million, ...

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324 Charged in $14.6 Billion Healthcare Fraud Bust, Feds Say

324 Charged in $14.6 Billion Healthcare Fraud Bust, Feds Say

CHICAGO — In one of the largest healthcare fraud takedowns in U.S. history, federal authorities have charged 324 individuals in connection with schemes that ...

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Businesses in Illinois Struggle With Lawsuits, Tax Hikes, and New Legal Hurdles

Businesses in Illinois Struggle With Lawsuits, Tax Hikes, and New Legal Hurdles

ILLINOIS — Business owners across the state are sounding the alarm over what they say is an increasingly hostile environment for companies operating in ...

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Illinois Toy Company Challenges Trump-Era Tariffs Before Supreme Court

Illinois Toy Company Challenges Trump-Era Tariffs Before Supreme Court

CHICAGO — An Illinois-based educational toy company is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to fast-track a decision that could shake the foundations of America’s ...

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Illinois Bets Big on Quantum Tech: What It Means for Jobs, Industry, and the Future of the State

Illinois Bets Big on Quantum Tech: What It Means for Jobs, Industry, and the Future of the State

CHICAGO — With over $700 million in state backing, Illinois has positioned itself at the forefront of the emerging quantum technology industry — a ...

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