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With barely any time to relax after President Barack Obama's re-election, Illinois health care providers now must confront looming Medicare cuts of $1.75 billion over the next decade.
The Schaumburg-based company disclosed the downsizing today as it reported a third-quarter loss of $33.1 million.
Groupon stock plunged 14 percent in after-hours trading after the company's third-quarter earnings missed Wall Street forecasts.
(AP) — Dragged down by problems at American Airlines, U.S. carriers operated fewer flights on time in September than a year ago.
Profits rose in the third quarter, a trend that's expected to continue amid a rising hotel market.
The relentless string of price hikes for homeowners insurance continues.
(AP) — McDonald's Corp. says a key sales figure fell in October, marking the first monthly drop in nearly a decade for the world's biggest hamburger chain.
(AP) — The airline was forced to cancel almost 5,300 flights. That's nearly an entire day's worth of United's schedule lost.
Chicago-area homeowners are more likely than most to regret using their homes like ATM machines.
SCREEN. The Silent Cinema Series brings Buster Keaton's 1928 classic film, THE CAMERAMAN, to the Music Box Theatre this weekend. The showing includes the venue's signature live pipe organ accompaniment. Nov. 10, noon. Tickets are $10, $8 for students and seniors. 3733 N. Southport Ave., (773)
Also, John “Jack” Buck III's departure from his family's firm is confirmed, an affiliate of a New York REIT buys an Elk Grove Village office building and a judge dismisses developer Jack Pressman's lawsuit against a former partner in a failed West Side development.
The CEO of the organization that promotes Chicago as a destination works at a stand-up desk.
Also, a newly hired Hospira executive buys in Winnetka and a builder known for high-end developments opens a site for custom homes in South Barrington.
Former Cook County Commissioner Joseph Mario Moreno has put his Near Southwest Side home on the market about four months after being indicted on federal corruption charges.
A seven-year-old sale of a suburban obstetrics practice has the buyer and seller wrangling in court.
A doctor convicted in May of sexually assaulting a patient is facing a new legal woe: a lawsuit by his malpractice carrier.
After losing big time on Tuesday, Illinois Republicans are grappling with fundamental questions about the party's future, including who should lead it and the type of candidates needed. Find the story here.
Prominent asset managers met in Chicago yesterday to dispense investment tips at an annual charity forum, and they had a common theme: the world's economies are in rough shape.
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