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 Wednesday, Jan 24 Toys R Us, a nostalgic favorite even as many shoppers moved to Amazon and huge chains like Walmart, plans to close up to 182 stores, or about 20 percent of its U.S. locations. |
| Airline stocks went into a nosedive Wednesday on investor fears that a plan by United Airlines to grow rapidly will undercut prices and profits. |
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| Gov. Rauner says he has no day-to-day involvement in managing his investments, but he allegedly took meetings in 2015 — one on the back porch of the governor's mansion in Springfield — about an investment he made before becoming Illinois' chief executive, according to a lawsuit unsealed Tuesday. |
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| Chicago-area home sales rose at a slower pace in 2017 than in each of the preceding two years, in large part because demand outstripped supply. |
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| A Winnetka commodities trader pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court in Chicago to a scheme that saddled a trading firm with nearly $13.8 million in losses, leading to its collapse, according to federal prosecutors. |
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| In theory, the Do No Call Registry should stop spammers and telemarketers from bothering you. But an army of bots has found a way around the list, despite the government's best efforts. |
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| "[The] biggest trend this year was this emerging theme of business operations ... (the people) who make sense of all that data and recommend business decisions." |
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| Starbucks is giving its U.S. workers pay raises and stock grants this year, citing recent changes to the tax law. |
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