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 Thursday, Mar 29 As baseball season begins, owners of a retail and apartment development across from Wrigley Field are making their opening pitch to prospective residents. |
| Amazon's fulfillment center in Monee keeps up with customer orders by relying on more than 2,000 employees — and a fleet of 320-pound orange robots. |
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| Baseball card collecting is now a big-money game, but card-makers are turning to digital products to appeal to what's historically been its biggest fans: kids. |
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| Boeing was hit Wednesday by the WannaCry computer virus, and after an initial scare within the company that vital airplane-production equipment might be brought down, company executives later offered assurances that the attack had been quashed with minimal damage. |
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| If you're scrambling to get to San Antonio for the NCAA Final Four this weekend, don't expect it to be cheap, especially if you plan on flying. |
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| Since taking the helm at CME in 2002, Terry Duffy has aggressively built the business through big mergers. Thursday's acquisition of Britain's Nex is the latest example. |
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| The U.S. economy expanded at a rate of 2.9 percent in the fourth quarter, the Commerce Department reported Wednesday, much better than Wall Street analysts expected and very close to President Donald Trump's goal of 3 percent growth. |
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| First investors lost billions on Theranos Inc. Now they may end up fighting over the scraps with, of all things, the SEC. |
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| In Andrea Bright's home, Kleenex tissues, Charmin toilet paper and Glad trash bags have all been replaced by one brand: Prince & Spring. Never heard of it? It's the 3-year-old house brand from Boxed.com, one among many new lines from online retailers vying to be the next private-label juggernaut. |
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