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 Tuesday, Jan 9 RYAN ORI: City Colleges of Chicago has a $34.5 million deal to sell its Loop headquarters to a developer that wants to convert the 14-story building into apartments. |
| ROBERT REED: The sometimes ugly situations between ticket-holders and airline workers — incidents that frequently go viral — are prompting air carriers to teach employees how to handle problems before they get out of hand. |
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| Uptake Technologies laid off 51 employees Tuesday, CEO Brad Keywell said in a statement, the first layoffs at the 3-year-old company, which focuses on analyzing data from machinery. |
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| Jeff Bezos' net worth reached $105.1 billion Monday on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. |
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| Oprah Winfrey won over the Golden Globes, and that was good news for Weight Watchers International Inc. investors. |
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| Kodak, which traces its roots to the early days of film-based photography, is getting into the digital licensing and cryptocurrency market as part of a partnership with WENN Digital. |
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| Hospitals facing shortages of critical IV fluids after hurricanes damaged Puerto Rico manufacturing plants may soon see some relief. |
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| Office developments are built with centralized heating systems that make the buildings suitable for a range of uses over many years. The down side is that they provide little climate control to individual tenants — sometimes purposely. |
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