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 Thursday, Apr 19 Bankrupt retail chain Bon-Ton Stores is preparing to wind down its business and close 212 stores after failing to find a bidder willing to keep the business going. That means the end of Carson's, the iconic department store with Chicago roots. |
| An Illinois bill would require coverage of freezing eggs, sperm and embryos if patients face treatments that might otherwise leave them unable to have kids. |
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| BLAIR KAMIN: The design of the proposed skyscraper doesn't strike a persuasive balance between respecting one of Chicago's most distinctive towers and creating a presence all its own. |
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| RYAN ORI: Less than two years after being bought out of foreclosure, the Gold Coast's Hotel Indigo is getting a new name and restaurant in a $9 million renovation. |
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| The two men arrested in a Philadelphia Starbucks are speaking out for the first time: "Do you let it slide, like we let everything else slide with injustice?" |
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| An unprecedented skilled-labor shortage exists from a combination of the Great Recession's record levels of unemployment, industry veterans leaving the workforce and the fact that many high school graduates are not interested in blue-collar jobs. |
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| Mortgage rates broke out of their rut this week, with the 30-year fixed-rate average reaching its highest level in four years. |
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| The Bridgeview home field of the Chicago Fire and Chicago Red Stars, now known as Toyota Park, will be renamed SeatGeek Stadium after the end of the Fire's 2018 season. |
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| The Chicago Tribune is seeking nominations for our annual Top Workplaces special report. |
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