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 Friday, Jan 12 Boeing and Caterpillar, both based in the Chicago area, have helped lead the charge to the Dow's many recent milestones. |
| Health care systems including University of Illinois Hospital are investing in housing for homeless patients to aid their health and cut costly ER visits: "The solution is cheaper than the problem." |
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| ROBERT REED: There's no plan to close the last Sears in Chicago. But neighborhood business operators and activists are concerned that if the store shuts down, it would be a significant blow to Six Corners' ongoing economic revival efforts. |
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| Sears Holdings' most recent cash infusion came from some of its most loyal lenders: affiliates of Chairman and CEO Edward Lampert's hedge fund, ESL Investments. |
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| RYAN ORI: A Chicago developer plans to convert part of the sprawling former Marshall Field's warehouse in Belmont Gardens into 123 loft apartments. |
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| Local patient advocates said they hope Illinois does not join the 10 states that already have submitted proposals to make having a job a condition of Medicaid eligibility, for fear it would leave tens of thousands of people without health insurance. |
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| General Motors says it is making the first mass-production autonomous car without a steering wheel or pedals. |
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| Visa will stop requiring signatures for purchases made in North America using chip-card technology, a significant win for big brick-and-mortar retailers such as Walmart that could help them cut the cost of accepting plastic. |
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