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 Wall Street's wild ride continues as markets recover from biggest drop in 6+ yearsTuesday, Feb 6 A day after the Dow Jones industrial average suffered historic losses, the markets rallied, but not before the Dow fell as much as 567 points — then jumped as much as 367 points. |
| RYAN ORI: A former coal-fired power plant in Little Village is set to be demolished and replaced with a 21st century use: warehouses for distributing same-day orders to online customers in Chicago. |
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| ROBERT REED: The Fed sends a powerful message to U.S. banking giants: They must stomp out any sleazy management practices or bank directors will be held responsible. |
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| The apology came less than a day after the conversation, which had never before been publicly revealed, was published by the Chicago Tribune. The chat between Pritzker and Blagojevich came from from secret government wiretaps that were part of the federal corruption investigation of the now-imprisoned former governor. |
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| The United States remains the only country in the developed world that does not mandate employers offer paid leave for new mothers, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. |
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| Apple said Monday that it's looking into complaints that a possible glitch is preventing some iPhone X users from answering their phone calls. |
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| Democratic lawmakers lashed out at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Monday amid a report that the agency was backing off an investigation into a massive data breach at Equifax last year that exposed sensitive data about millions of people. |
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| Chicago is no longer home to the top hotel in the country, but two out of three ain't bad. |
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