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United Airlines tracks megastar Taylor Swift's globe-spanning Eras tour to make sure they have enough airplane seats for her army of fans.

Amazon is closing its fulfillment center in Goose Island, nearly 10 years after it opened as part of the e-commerce titan's expansion efforts in Illinois.

The CTA president took his fight against the practical abolishment of his agency to the City Club.

Cigna Group's health insurance unit is scaling back Medicare Advantage offerings in eight states next year, according to a notice to third-party marketers published by the insurance brokerage Pinnacle Financial Services.

Fresh off her role leading day-to-day efforts to prepare to host the Democratic National Convention, Christy George is taking over as CEO of Intersect

New Starbucks Corp. Chief Executive Brian Niccol thinks his employees should be wherever they need to be to get their jobs done. More often than not, he said, that place is the office.

Tech company Relativity recently opened its new headquarters on LaSalle Street, providing a glimpse of the direction offices may be heading in a post-pandemic world.

The battle for market share in US Treasuries is getting an extra dose of politics. To continue reading...

Loop Capital Markets has hired three public finance bankers as the Chicago-based investment bank expands in the Northeast amid a rebound in municipal-bond sales this year.

Law enforcement officers in Illinois cannot rely on the smell of burnt cannabis alone to justify searching a vehicle without a warrant, the Illinois Supreme Court ruled on Thursday.