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 Tuesday, Jul 31 For-profit company Camelot Education won tens of millions of dollars from Chicago Public Schools with help from former CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett and her co-conspirators in a separate bribery scandal, school district Inspector General Nicholas Schuler's office found. |   | |
| Two questions loom large as Paul Manafort prepares to walk into a federal courtroom Tuesday. |
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| Chicago rapper Taylor Bennett kicked off a big week by making his TV debut Monday with a performance of "Rock 'N' Roll" on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon." |
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| Kroger, the parent company of grocery chain Mariano's, is considering expanding a ban on Visa credit cards imposed by one of its subsidiaries, in the latest signal that retailers are preparing a fresh battle over the $90 billion they pay in swipe fees every year. |
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| E. Ruth Harris led an unassuming life in central Illinois. When she died at 103, staff members at a nearby retirement community were stunned to learn she'd left it $2.4 million. |
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| Hawaiian activists call for a boycott of Aloha Poke. The company denies that it has attempted to trademark the words "aloha" and "poke." |
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| We talked to three Chicago wellness experts about how to improve your morning commute to have a happier, more productive workday. |
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| With a single Instagram post last week, the actress Anne Hathaway was able to push the story of a young African-American woman's tragic death onto the radar of mainstream America, columnist Dahleen Glanton writes |
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