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 Friday, Sep 28 When Hinsdale resident Dale Kleber didn't get considered for a job because he exceeded the experience requested in the job posting ("no more than 7 years," the ad said), he smelled age bias and sued. Now his case could help answer a disputed question about the type of age discrimination claims job applicants can bring. |   | |
| The social media giant says hackers exploited the "View As" feature. CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company doesn't know yet if any hacked accounts were misused. |
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| The Securities and Exchange Commission says Deerfield-based Walgreens Boots Alliance and two former executives misled investors on finances related to the Alliance Boots merger. |
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| The Odyssey Chicago River took its maiden voyage Thursday, another sign of the river's evolution into a major tourist destination. |
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| The Securities and Exchange Commission has asked a court to oust Elon Musk as Tesla's CEO. But pushing him out may be difficult and could damage the company. |
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| Boeing has been awarded a $9.2 billion contract to build the Air Force's next fleet of combat training aircraft, a big win for the Chicago-based company. |
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| JetBlue says customers who take its cheapest fare may face limits on when they board, their seat, and whether they can change or cancel a reservation. |
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| If shares of Twitter hold at their current level through today's close, they will end the third quarter with a loss of about 34 percent. |
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