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2018年1月11日 星期四

Area Sam's Club stores closing | Amazon HQ2 to Boston? | Steak 'n Shake coming to Chicago

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January 11, 2018

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6 Chicago-area Sam's Club stores to close

Thursday, Jan 11

Sam's Club is closing dozens of stores across the country, including at least seven in Illinois. The news comes on the same day parent company Walmart announced employee bonuses.

Amazon HQ2 intrigue continues with reported Boston lease talks

RYAN ORI: Amazon is reportedly in talks to lease as much as 1 million square feet of office space in Boston, touching off speculation about where its HQ2 will land.

Part falls from United plane onto moving car during takeoff

A part fell from an airliner taking off from a California airport and landed on a moving vehicle recently, officials confirmed Wednesday.

Steak 'n Shake planning first Chicago location

Steak 'n Shake, founded in Normal, Ill., is finally coming to Chicago, according to a Near West Side alderman.

Wisconsin landowners fight effort to take land for Foxconn

A dozen homeowners living near the Wisconsin site for a massive Foxconn Technology Group complex are going to court to try to stop efforts to forcibly take their land.

Hundreds to be laid off at Indiana factory a year after Trump deal to save jobs

A new round of layoffs is taking effect at the Carrier Corp. factory in Indianapolis, after Donald Trump touted a deal that staved off the plant's closure.

Study: Legal marijuana could generate more than $132 billion in federal tax revenue and 1 million jobs

New Frontier Data forecasts that if legalized on the federal level, the marijuana industry could create an entirely new tax revenue stream for the government, generating millions of dollars in sales tax and payroll deductions.

Major shift as Trump opens way for Medicaid work requirement

Rewriting the rules on health care for the poor, the Trump administration said Thursday it will allow states to require "able-bodied" Medicaid recipients to work, a hotly debated first in the program's half-century history.

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