Chicago firm in Super Bowl | Advocate sticks with Wisconsin plans | Alderman wants Lincoln Yards changes

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View In Browser February 1, 2019 chicagotribune.com Working Lunch ADVERTISEMENT From a Chicago deli to the Super Bowl: How two brothers built a food industry powerhouse Friday, Feb 1 Chicago-based Levy, which has grown from one deli to the largest sports food service provider in the U.S., will be feeding 70,000 fans everything from hot dogs to fried pimento cheese at its fifth Super Bowl appearance on Sunday in Atlanta. Read More » Despite Foxconn news, Advocate still intends to spend $250M on new Wis. hospital, offices Advocate Aurora Health is moving forward despite word that Foxconn Technology Group is reconsidering plans for its plant in southeastern Wisconsin. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT The next hurdle for Lincoln Yards: New zoning head wants community sign-off, more affordable housing BLAIR KAMIN: Ald. James Cappleman, 46th, new zoning committee chairman, wants housing "for people living on the streets." Read More » Restaurants make over kids' menus to address health concerns, evolving palates As busy families eat out more frequently than generations past, they are demanding healthier and more interesting meal options for kids. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management appoints new dean Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management has named Francesca Cornelli, a professor at London Business School, as its new dean. Read More » advertisement Unsubscribe   |   Newsletters   |   Privacy Policy   |   Terms of Service Copyright © 2019 | Chicago Tribune | 160 N. Stetson Ave., Third Floor, Chicago, IL 60601 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Working Lunch newsletter.