This fall, Hotel Chocolat will pop up at 49 airports, hit the shelves at Wegmans, H-E-B and Kroger supermarkets, and open new stores in Virginia, Utah and California.

For more than a century, Marconi Foods has been making giardiniera. The family-owned company in Des Plaines recently opened up its factory doors to show just how it’s done.

Competing but complementary proposals to restore Chicago’s tree canopy and natural habitat shared the top prize in World Business Chicago’s inaugural “Horizon Lines” design contest to find the city’s ...

Formerly known as United Stationers, the business grew over decades from a small family-owned Chicago store into the nation’s largest independent wholesaler of office products.

The latest Chicago Media Report introduces the new weekend sports anchor at NBC 5 Chicago and explores Chuck Swirsky’s 50 years of high-energy sports talk.

“As the word is spreading, I think a lot of local people are getting upset,” said Suzanne Valliere, 60, a lifelong Darien resident who has been trying to rally support to save Castle Eden.

Raising the stakes on the standoff with the city over the advent of video gambling terminals, Bally’s Chicago is pausing construction on nearly all non-gaming amenities at its $1.7 billion casino comp...

The iconic Chicago hot dog-and-beef chain announced the downsizing during a second quarter earnings call Wednesday as it continues to search for the recipe to catalyze growth amid a challenging restau...

Learning Resources, the Vernon Hills toymaker that successfully brought down the Trump administration’s 2025 tariffs in a seminal Supreme Court decision, is once again suing the federal government ove...

The latest Chicago Media Report tackles the changes at Fox 32, Chicago Public Media’s new website, and more.

The latest Chicago Media Report tackles the changes at Fox 32, Chicago Public Media’s new website, and more.

Peoples Gas is seeking to slash its own $202 million rate increase request by $58 million in a filing Tuesday with the Illinois Commerce Commission.

The Chicago Media Report covers Bob Stroud signs off at The Drive, Dawn Hasbrouck’s departure from Fox 32 and the new board chair at WTTW and WFMT.

The Chicago Media Report covers Adam Mockler’s new debate series, CNBC plans to broadcast from the Cboe trading floor and the departure of Sylvia Perez from Fox 32.

An array of national news networks also captured the grand opening ceremony in real time, but MS NOW went all in, broadcasting from a remote pop-up studio on the roof of the new Chicago Public Library...

An array of national news networks also captured the grand opening ceremony in real time, but MS NOW went all in, broadcasting from a remote pop-up studio on the roof of the new Chicago Public Library...

The latest Chicago Media Report covers the arrival of “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” set in Chicago and the upcoming departure of veteran Chicago sports and news anchor Ryan Baker.

The latest Chicago Media Report covers the arrival of “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” set in Chicago and the upcoming departure of veteran Chicago sports and news anchor Ryan Baker.

ComEd on Thursday announced a new $2.5 million customer relief fund for Chicago-area small businesses.

Debbie Brockman, the former WGN-TV producer whose aggressive detainment in October during Operation Midway Blitz went viral on social media, filed a $10 million claim against the U.S. government Tuesd...

The latest Chicago Media Report spotlights the final signoff by a CBS News Radio anchor and a lighthearted documentary featuring longtime NBC 5 chief meteorologist Brant Miller and his son.

On Thursday, Chicago’s all-news station, along with 16 other CBS News Radio affiliates across the Audacy chain, quietly flipped the switch to ABC News.

Consumer groups filed testimony with the Illinois Commerce Commission this week urging regulators to slash two-thirds from a proposed $202 million rate increase by Peoples Gas, pointing to continued “...

State regulators will have the better part of a year to analyze the 2025 cost reconciliation sought by ComEd before ruling in December.

State regulators will have the better part of a year to analyze the 2025 cost reconciliation sought by ComEd before ruling in December.

Bally’s Chicago hosted a topping-off ceremony Thursday marking the placement of the final beam. That means the 34-story hotel and adjacent casino have risen to their full height along the Chicago Rive...

Building on its growing Chicago quantum footprint, IBM is creating a FutureNow delivery center at the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park, with a commitment to create 750 new full-time technolo...

This weekend, Rivian is giving Chicago-area customers their first chance to kick the tires on the Illinois-built EV during a cross-country roadshow. The R2 is on display through Saturday at Rivian’s G...

CBS News announced last month it was ending its storied radio news service after nearly 100 years of operation, blaming economic conditions and the changing media landscape. The network, which provide...

The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and IBM announced a renewed research partnership Thursday to advance artificial intelligence and quantum technology, with the city at the center of the ongo...

The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and IBM announced a renewed research partnership Thursday to advance artificial intelligence and quantum technology, with the city at the center of the ongo...

The lawsuit, set to go to trial two months before a crucial midterm election, could be a bellwether case on the current state of corporate diversity, equity and inclusion.

The lawsuit, set to go to trial two months before a crucial midterm election, could be a bellwether case on the current state of corporate diversity, equity and inclusion.

The lawsuit, set to go to trial two months before a crucial midterm election, could be a bellwether case on the current state of corporate diversity, equity and inclusion.

The standalone store at 4155 N. Cicero Ave. in the Old Irving Park neighborhood features leather couches, cushy chairs, throw rugs, drapes, coffee-themed art on the walls and a decidedly cozier feel.

One year after taking a buyout and leaving the Chicago Sun-Times, longtime film and TV critic Richard Roeper has landed a new media home at NBC 5 Chicago.

Acorns is debuting its Compounding Vending Machine in Wrigleyville, an out-of-the-box promotion that will pay out up to 2,000 people between $7 and $15 each, while teaching them about investing.

NBC 5 Chicago, Telemundo Chicago and the national NBC News Chicago Bureau have consolidated from five floors into one 70,000-square-foot space on the formerly vacant second floor of NBC Tower, once th...

Pushed over the edge by recent customer lawsuits and a “crypto winter” that saw Bitcoin valuation halved, Chicago-based trading firm BlockFills filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Sunday in a D...

Hyundai Translead, a leading manufacturer of truck trailers and flatbeds, is firing up two shuttered industrial plants along the Des Plaines River in Will County, with a commitment to bring thousands ...

Pushed over the edge by recent customer lawsuits and a “crypto winter” that saw Bitcoin valuation halved, Chicago-based trading firm BlockFills filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Sunday in …

The cannabis firm ranks third in retail sales nationally. But like many companies, Verano is facing pricing pressure, declining revenue and a falling stock price.

The black hybrid, custom 2026 Ford Explorer Platinum was built at the Chicago Assembly Plant just five miles from the pope’s childhood home in south suburban Dolton.

Capital One is laying off another 1,139 employees at the former Discover headquarters in Riverwoods, a second wave of downsizing following the credit card giants’ megamerger last year.

Pope Leo XIV’s childhood church and the Chicago Stock Exchange Trading Room at the Art Institute made Preservation Chicago’s annual ranking of the city’s most endangered buildings.

The Chicago Fire hosted a groundbreaking event for their privately funded $750 million soccer stadium on a vacant former rail yard in the South Loop, staking their turf in the city’s competitive sp…

A second round of layoffs hit WGN-Ch. 9 this week, with three employees getting the ax Wednesday, including Debbie Brockman, the producer whose aggressive detainment by ICE agents in October became…

A second round of layoffs hit WGN-Ch. 9 this week, with three employees getting the ax Wednesday, including Debbie Brockman, the producer whose aggressive detainment by ICE agents in October became…

A second round of layoffs hit WGN-Ch. 9 this week, with three employees getting the ax Wednesday, including Debbie Brockman, the producer whose aggressive detainment by ICE agents in October became…

A second round of layoffs hit WGN-Ch. 9 this week, with three employees getting the ax Wednesday, including Debbie Brockman, the producer whose aggressive detainment by ICE agents in October became…