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 Thursday, Aug 30 Mike Welch, founder of Macushla Brewing in Glenview, died in April at age 44. His family and friends are trying to keep his dream alive. |   | |
| A South Dakota-based hospital system is looking to enter the Chicago-area health care market – with its eye on at least one local hospital system, according to reports. |
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| Developers unveiled reconfigured plans to build three Lakeshore East towers, including an 80-story skyscraper that would become one of the tallest along Lake Michigan. |
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| Loyola Medicine has named a new president and CEO who will begin leading the three-hospital system in November. |
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| Technology giants offer some of the most generous employee benefits, but the workers who mow the lawns or serve lunch in the cafeteria — jobs often staffed by outside firms — tend to get far smaller packages. |
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| As airport time killers, cocktails will never lose their favored status. But the race for novel concessions inside the terminal is becoming more playful. Especially when it comes to mollifying less-than-happy passengers. |
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| Campbell Soup Co. plans to focus on its core snacks and soup business in North America and sell its international business, paying down debt. |
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| Mortgage rates were essentially flat this week, halting the 30-year fixed rate's three-week slide. |
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