Brandon Dupre is a reporter at Crain's Chicago Business, focusing on local news and developments in the Illinois and Chicago area. With previous experience at The New York Times, Brandon brings a keen eye for investigative reporting and in-depth analysis to his coverage of topics such as local politics, business, and cultural events.
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A Michael Jordan steakhouse is closing in west suburban Oak Brook after opening its doors seven years ago. To continue reading...
By: Ally Marotti, Brandon Dupré, Jack Grieve
Election night is stressful, and for many politicos, having a beverage in hand can help.
By: Brandon Dupré
Residents living in a portion of Lincoln Square and Ravenswood voted to overturn a ban on alcohol sales that has been in place for more than 100 years.
Lifeway Foods, maker of kefir and fermented probiotic products, rejected a takeover offer by the multinational food-products company Danone.
By: Brandon Dupré
A Chicago startup's alternative to raw seafood is now being served up in the city. To continue reading... Subscribe and get access to Crain's Chicago Business.
The Pitchfork Music Festival will not be held in Chicago next year, ending its 19-year run in the city.
By: Brandon Dupré
Ballyhoo Hospitality is planning more suburban outposts as it continues to see success and opportunity in ventures outside of the city.
By: Brandon Dupré
Home Run Inn, the family-owned and operated frozen pizza manufacturer and restaurant chain, will create an independent board as the company looks to continue the growth it saw during the pandemic.
By: Brandon Dupré
The Art Institute of Chicago announced Eric Lefkofsky, founder and CEO of the biotech company Tempus, as its next board of trustees chair.
By: Brandon Dupré
Robert Jones, the first African-American chancellor of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, announced he will be stepping down at the end
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