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 Friday, Dec 29 It's change or die in the hypercompetitive grocery industry, as retailers try to keep up with customers who demand fresher food, a better in-store experience and delivery or pickup options. In the year ahead, industry experts expect those trends to continue, even as the pace of store openings slows. |
| Chicago chases Amazon, Cat's move to Deerfield, United's viral moment and more. |
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| ROBERT REED: A new job-recruitment offering from Facebook cuts out older workers. Facebook and its corporate clients should wise up and dump this ham-handed strategy before it spirals out of control. |
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| A brutal year for Chicago restaurant closings has industry leaders wondering what comes next. |
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| Every metropolitan area in Illinois saw its unemployment rate drop in November compared with a year before, according to preliminary data released Thursday by the Illinois Department of Employment Security. |
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| "Finally," said Tom Wheelwright, chief executive of Tax-Free Wealth CPAs in Tempe, Arizona, "a topic of conversation everyone wants to talk about that I'm the expert on!" |
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| Not since the printing press has something changed written language as much as have emojis. |
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| A Subway sandwich is far more than the sum of its fillings, franchisee Keith Miller says. As the chain brings back its popular $5 Footlong promotion, he is among franchisees rebelling against the move. |
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| The man that coined the phrase "junk food" sat down to talk diet, nutrition and what comes next for food policy in the United States. |
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