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 Friday, Apr 20 Carson's and Toys R Us are closing all their stores, leaving more mall and shopping centers in search of tenants. And few businesses need such giant spaces. |
| RYAN ORI: More than eight months after plans for 20,000 homes on Chicago's south lakefront were unveiled, the project is in doubt amid "soil contamination problems." |
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| On Saturday, the 30-year-old business leader and teacher will launch a campaign focused on term limits, removing big money from politics and using technology to shine a spotlight on the city's budget. |
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| True Value will no longer operate as a cooperative after selling a 70 percent stake to a Washington, D.C.-based private equity firm. |
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| Southwest Airlines has sent passengers of Flight 1380 a letter of apology that includes a check for $5,000 "to cover any of your immediate financial needs" |
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| Wells Fargo will pay $1 billion to federal regulators to settle charges tied to misconduct at its mortgage and auto lending business, the latest punishment levied against the banking giant for widespread customer abuses. |
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| The nation's six big Wall Street banks posted record, or near record, profits in the first quarter, and they can thank one person in particular: President Trump. |
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| After its stock fell the most in a decade on Thursday, Philip Morris International's challenge is to convince baby boomers to switch from cigarette smoking to a distinctly millennial activity — fiddling with high-tech, smokeless gadgets. |
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| The Chicago Tribune is seeking nominations for our annual Top Workplaces special report. |
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