David Roeder

Amid worries about disturbances, a city accustomed to drawing crowds keeps its perspective and hopes for an orderly event.

The two-story building at 2347 S. Michigan Ave. is part of the historic Motor Row District . It once housed a Fiat showroom, but in 2003, it was where 21 people died in a stampede.

Quintin Primo III of Capri Investment Group said he will respond when the federal government publishes a call for lease ideas for the buildings at 202 and 220 S. State St.

Many are enthused about reactions to the handling of the Democratic National Convention and other events, believing positive perceptions will one day pay off.

Buyer Brynwood Partners is adding to its portfolio of Chicago-based food operations, which its chairman says now accounts for 1,500 jobs.

Celadon Properties is proposing an event and dining space and a small hotel into the lakefront estate, which was once under a threat of demolition.

The company will soon close the site at 2019 N. Oak Park Ave., that's expected to become a city landmark and has an agreement with McCaffery Interests to craft plans for its future.

Infections from the bacteria have occurred in people who ate Quarter Pounders, but no cases have yet turned up in Illinois.

As the potentially fatal infections expand, a Chicago-based food safety expert said fast-food chains need to be vigilant with suppliers.

The sale by Just Eat Takeaway.com reflects a steep decline in valuation amid competition for food delivery orders.