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Friday, Mar 23 RYAN ORI: Chicago parking lots are being gobbled up by real estate developers, a trend driven by a construction boom and a decreasing need for parking spaces. |
| The city of Chicago and real estate developers did some serious spring cleaning ahead of this week's visit by Amazon's headquarters search team. |
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| A Chicago alderman seeks to let property owners protect graffiti as art after a cleanup before an Amazon HQ2 visit claimed an unintended target. |
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| City releases Amazon HQ2 pitch video, voiced by William ShatnerWATCH: Created by FCB Chicago, the video connects the city's rebirth after the Great Fire and its evolution to a tech, economic and cultural powerhouse with Amazon's rise as an e-commerce Goliath. |
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| In the Facebook era, experts weigh in on whether our society is in too deep to get our privacy back, and what can be done to protect it going forward. |
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| Revolution Brewing gets its highest-profile partner to date and White Sox get a local, ascendant brand whose beer and logo will be dotted through the park. |
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| WYCC returns to the air in April with a full slate of international programming through a channel-sharing deal with Chicago public TV station WTTW-Ch.11 |
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| Apple is preparing to introduce new low-cost iPads and education software next week in a bid to win back students and teachers from Google and Microsoft. |
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| Amazon.com has been granted a new patent by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for a delivery drone that can respond to human gestures. |
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