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 Tuesday, Mar 6 "We tried to break new ground, to break the rules, to be different and had amazing, talented people," said former WLUP manager Jimmy de Castro. "We had a hell of a lot of fun." |
| Forbes released its 32nd Annual World Billionaires List on Tuesday. Chicago billionaire Ken Griffin (No. 172) is still the richest man in Illinois, while J.B. Pritzker fell in the rankings. |
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| New data from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggest the opioid epidemic is worsening in some states. |
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| McDonald's plans to introduce fresh beef burgers in all U.S. restaurants by early May, the fast-food chain's latest move aimed at drawing customers, boosting sales and propelling the business into the future. |
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| President Donald Trump and his regulators are taking a far less aggressive approach to consumer protection than their predecessors, delaying key regulations and imposing fewer penalties against financial institutions and other corporations accused of wrongdoing. |
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| Would you allow advertising in your new car for a discounted sticker price? Automakers and tech companies are betting you will. |
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| A burger-flipping robot that doesn't require a paycheck or benefits, and can grill 150 burgers per hour, is now a cook at CaliBurger. |
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| Bumble, a social network company best known for a dating app in which women make the first move, will place its logo on the uniforms of the Los Angeles Clippers basketball team. |
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| Department store operator Nordstrom said Monday it had rejected a takeover offer from members of the Nordstrom family, calling the price "inadequate." |
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