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Finance
‘Office is toxic’: Cranes disappear nationwide as commercial real estate crunch hits downtowns
By
Isis Almeida
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Miranda Davis
and
Bloomberg
February 13, 2024
Politics
Chicago’s Art Institute is fighting the return of an Egon Schiele painting to a Holocaust victim’s estate, saying it was legally acquired
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The Associated Press
January 20, 2024
Tech
Chicago’s wind gusts expose how Elon Musk failed to design a Tesla for when it gets too cold
By
Chloe Berger
January 17, 2024
Finance
Citadel billionaire founder Ken Griffin and other recent finance arrivals are turbocharging Florida’s charitable giving: ‘It’s happening right now’
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Amanda Gordon
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Bloomberg
December 18, 2023
Lifestyle
Quincy Jones, Jennifer Hudson, and Chance the Rapper partner with Other Half Brewing to revive historic Ramova theater on Chicago’s South Side
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The Associated Press
November 16, 2023
The FBI’s Nazi art crimes arm just returned a painting to Germany that was stolen by a GI: ‘Being on the winning side doesn’t make it right’
By
Claire Savage
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The Associated Press
October 21, 2023
Environment
Nearly 1,000 migrating songbirds crash into Chicago exhibition hall’s windows in single night: ‘Like a carpet of dead birds’
By
Todd Richmond
and
The Associated Press
October 7, 2023
Finance
Chicago is testing its trillion-dollar derivatives cash cow with an eye-watering $800 million tax bill: ‘We don’t want to leave’
By
Isis Almeida
and
Bloomberg
September 18, 2023
New York just seized 3 artworks from Chicago’s Art Institute and other museums because they could have been Holocaust-era thefts
By
Karen Matthews
and
The Associated Press
September 16, 2023
Finance
The US Soccer Federation is leaving for Atlanta as the big corporate exodus from Chicago continues
By
Brett Pulley
and
Bloomberg
September 15, 2023
Politics
Chicago TV news crew reporting on trend of robbery at gunpoint gets robbed at gunpoint
By
The Associated Press
August 30, 2023
Environment
‘Life-threatening’ floods bring Nascar race through downtown Chicago to screeching halt
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The Associated Press
July 3, 2023
Environment
Chicago’s $100 million-plus Nascar payday gets rained out as record downpour cuts short street race
By
Isis Almeida
and
Bloomberg
July 3, 2023
Finance
Former Chicago commodities trader arrested for running a Ponzi scheme while posing as a billionaire hedge funder with 122 luxury cars
By
Bob Van Voris
and
Bloomberg
May 12, 2023
Politics
Former teacher and union organizer Brandon Johnson wins Chicago mayor’s race in victory for Democrats’ left wing
By
Sara Burnett
and
The Associated Press
April 5, 2023
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