Chicago has numerous nicknames, including Chi-town, Windy City and Second City. The city is a center for business and finance and is considered one of the world's top global financial centers.

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For years, people looking to turn unwanted furniture into a few extra bucks have posted on sites such as Facebook Marketplace, eBay and Craigslist. But recently, the market has gotten more crowded, in ...

The Altoona Wolf Furniture store has a new owner and soon will reopen its doors under a new name. U.S. Assets Inc. and Loves Furniture Inc. recently announced that a deal has been approved by the ...

CHICAGO — A federal judge this week sentenced a Texas trucking company owner to 25 years in federal prison for running a Mexico-to-Chicago drug pipeline that involved hiding heroin and cocaine ...

and the Chicago Bulls, an NBA team. He became part owner of the White Sox in 1981 and eventually became the full owner in 2017 after the death of his business partner, Eddie Einhorn. Eddie served ...

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GLENWOOD, Ill. (CBS) -- The owner of a liquor store in south suburban Glenwood was shot and killed Monday evening, and a person of interest is in custody, police said. At 6:45 p.m., there was an ...

The retail liquor license held by the owners of Cheyenne’s former Old Chicago location, which closed without much advance ...

CHICAGO - A suburban Chicago businessman has been sentenced to a year in prison for underreporting more than a million dollars in income on his tax returns. Jeremiah Johnson, 46, of Frankfort ...

CHICAGO — A federal judge this week sentenced a Texas trucking company owner to 25 years in federal prison for running a Mexico-to-Chicago drug pipeline that involved hiding heroin and cocaine in ...

CHEYENNE — The retail liquor license held by the owners of Cheyenne’s former Old Chicago location, which closed without much advance notice in April, has been transferred to a new owner.