Alex Zorn is a business reporter for the Charlotte Business Journal, specializing in local business news in the Chicago area. With a focus on commercial real estate, startups, and economic trends, Alex covers a wide range of topics that impact the local business community.
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Alex Zorn's coverage focuses on local business developments, including startups, real estate, and product promotions in Chicago and the surrounding area. His primary interest lies in press releases and private sector announcements.
If you have information about new businesses or companies expanding into the Chicago market, particularly in industries such as biotech, real estate, startups, or food retail (e.g., smoothie chains), he may be interested in covering these stories. Additionally, if you can provide insights into trends shaping the local business landscape of Chicago or offer exclusive details about upcoming ventures within this geographic region for his target audience.
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Real estate PE firm closes inaugural fund of $175M+
By: Alex Zorn
Learn more about Chicago's representation in this year's Fast 500 by Deloitte.
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Chicago startup Cofactor AI gets new funding to fight insurance claim denials
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By: Alex Zorn
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Chicago medtech startup lands new funding from University of Chicago
By: Alex Zorn
In the latest edition of Chicago Inno's The Beat, learn more about what's next for Flow Medical following a recent funding round.
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