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 Wednesday, Apr 18 RYAN ORI: What once was trash is now treasure in the Fulton Market district: a waste hauler seeks to sell 2.5 acres of gritty land that may be worth tens of millions. |
| Kraft Heinz said mayochup would appear in U.S. stores later this year after receiving 55 percent support in an online survey last week. |
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| Facebook could face billions of dollars in damages if a federal court finds it violated Illinois residents' privacy rights with its facial tagging feature. |
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| RYAN ORI: After unveiling ambitious plans for Tribune Tower's redevelopment, owners of the Michigan Avenue landmark are facing the question that's been posed for decades in the building: Can you meet deadlines? |
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| A group of Chicago aldermen seeks to create an Office of Labor Standards to enforce city labor laws on minimum wage, paid sick time and wage theft. |
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| Black artists, long overlooked and undervalued, now occupy one of the hottest corners of the market: "It realigns the canon of art history." |
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| The Senate is poised to vote this week to rescind a 5-year old Obama-era policy warning auto lenders against allowing minority borrowers to be charged more than their white peers. |
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| Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle is poised to take over county Democratic Party, signaling both change and continuity. |
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