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The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign dedicates its $208 million supercomputer today. Will federal budget cuts slow future production? Read the story
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Justin Norman, one of the Class of 2010, celebrates with his wife Veronica and other 40 Under 40 honorees and guests at a reception Nov. 3. Check out the photos.
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When Lil' Ed Williams became a member of Crain's 40 Under 40 class of 1992, he was 37 and building a national reputation as a fiery blues performer. Today, he's still recording and touring the world.
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Paul Zeller, Zeller Realty Group's chairman and founder, talks about the Wrigley Building renovation and the starlet's potential successor. Read the story
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Bill Martin, founder and executive vice president of ShopperTrak, explains how his shopper-counting devices can boost retail sales.
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Digitas executive Doug Ryan's private space represents the convergence of several core messages important to how he runs the business. Read the story
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When your business is fashion, you dress for the runway every day. Read the story
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Mesirow Financial Holdings Inc.'s CEO Richard Price talks with Crain's Lisa Leiter about the kinds of deals he is scouting and what succession plans the company has made.
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Step into the kitchen of Grace and watch as chef Curtis Duffy and his team match bread with food.
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The chief financial officer uses a fast-paced strength-training program to build muscle and burn calories at the same time.
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This year's rundown includes many familiar names and a few you've probably never heard of. They're all hard-wired for growth.
Full FeatureAnd some are even younger than 20. Here are snapshots of tomorrow's leaders. Meet the entire inaugural class .
Full FeatureWe identify the Top 20 workplaces and lay out the array of motivating perks and feel-good benefits.
Full FeatureOur annual roundup of Chicago's up-and-coming leaders also includes a look back on '40s' past.
Full FeatureThe 308 companies ranked on this year's list of the largest privately held companies in the Chicago area raked in a combined revenue of $337 billion.
Full FeatureUse our interactive map to pick your next business lunch or power dinner. Plus, read all our reviews.
Full FeatureCrain's editors have named the 649 most influential players in Chicago's business community. Plus: Meet the Power 50
Full FeatureHere's the data — from the market itself to the people who live and work here — that your business needs to take off.
Full FeatureCheck out our collection of every list we published last year, including our rankings of public and private firms and more.
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