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 Friday, Mar 2 Sinclair Broadcast Group is selling WGN-TV but seeking to maintain control of the station through a deal with the buyer in a bid to skirt ownership limits and win federal regulatory approval for its proposed $3.9 billion acquisition of Tribune Media. |
| RYAN ORI: The Wrigley Building is expected to go up for sale, a deal that could pay the owners of one of Chicago's most famous buildings more than $200 million. |
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| The retailer is teaming up with discount grocer Aldi to test groceries at up to 10 of its department stores. Soon, some customers will be able to pick up milk and eggs along with their cargo shorts and yoga pants. |
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| ROBERT REED: Companies are tapping new technology to keep an eye on employees. The monitoring goes beyond security cameras to include devices worn by workers — and it should scare you. |
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| The steel and aluminum tariffs proposed by President Trump produce more losers than winners, including consumers who drive cars, drink beer, eat food and live in homes. |
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| People with alcoholic liver disease have had to be sober for six months before they would be considered for a liver transplant. Now that may be changing. |
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| RYAN ORI: Co-working firm Spaces plans to take over an eight-story River North building previously leased to Sports Authority, continuing a trend of large retail spaces being converted to new uses. |
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| Delta Airlines is set to lose millions in tax breaks after the Georgia state legislature retaliated against the carrier for ending a discount for NRA members. |
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