Crain’s Chicago Business

Ford was spared in last week's walkout action — but now more than 6,000 workers at the Torrence Avenue campus will join pickets against the Big Three starting today.

Harry Moser has been around long enough to see an idea he championed — "reshoring" global supply chains back to the U.S. — become embraced by a cost-conscious manufacturing industry. All it took was a ...

Brookfield Properties' investment in Oakbrook Center, the Chicago area's second-largest mall, is paying off with a hefty return.

New York officials seized a drawing housed at the Art Institute of Chicago believed to have been stolen by Nazis.

Rents could go up by as much as $100 a month per apartment in buildings that get sold, according to a new report.

Esmé, a fine-dining restaurant in Lincoln Park, is launching a membership program that it hopes will help build loyalty and secure some set revenue.

The pharma giant has terminated its third cancer collaboration in the last two weeks, this time with Caribou Biosciences.

A top aide to the mayor emphasized the need to expand capacity to handle the ongoing stream of buses from border states.

Bain Capital is weighing a deal for CCC Intelligent Solutions Holdings Inc., the car-insurance software provider controlled by Advent International, according to people familiar with the matter.

Private equity-owned Duly Health & Care, the area's largest physicians organization, retrenches amid financial pressures and industrywide challenges ...

When taxpayers and lawmakers ask basic questions on the hardest matters involving Gotion and the national security threat it presents, they're treated to textbook disinformation.

The U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission charged Exelon, Commonwealth Edison and former ComEd CEO Anne Pramaggiore with fraud in connection with a scheme to influence former Illinois House Speaker ...