Employing more than 25% of the region’s workforce, the Chicago-area middle market is a driving force in economic development and growth.

A U.S. Supreme Court decision last year allows states to collect sales taxes from online retailers, even if they don't have a physical presence in the state.

A strike by members of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra is headed toward a third week as the musicians and management remain at odds over proposed pension benefits and pay raises.

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There are almost as many people in Cook County now receiving public pension funds as there are active government workers, according to calculations recently released by the office of Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas.

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Presence Resurrection Medical Center in Chicago was listed among the top facilities in the nation in a study of patient care by Healthgrades.com, a company that aims to help hospitals maintain customer loyalty and provide objective health information to patients.

Legislation that would amend clauses in the Illinois Pension Code has been referred to the state House Local Retirement System Subcommittee.

The voting record of a former Chicago news anchor, who recently took a full-time slot with a progressive radio station, is in lockstep with most political journalists in Illinois and their allegiance to the Democratic Party.

According to a WBEZ article, the middle class in Chicago has been steadily shrinking since the 1970s and today is nearly nonexistent, an unsettling trend predicted by many.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel today joined Google to announce their plans to add hundreds of new jobs in Chicago over the next two years.

Jeffrey Carter thinks the damage done to Chicago by the tax increase now being proposed would be as immediate as it would be lasting.

Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce member Crown Castle recently hosted a panel discussion at 1871 centering on the “5G Revolution.”

We're excited to announce the special guest speakers for our upcoming event, Inclusion in the Workplace: Diversity Topics for 2019.

The Civic Committee of the Commercial Club of Chicago, a group of top executives from the area’s biggest employers, this week proposed paying off more than $130 billion in state pension debt by hiking taxes while leaving the pensions themselves largely untouched.

A trio of taxes pushed by a coalition of activists and unions would drive business out of Chicago, the head of a digital services company on West Monroe said in a recent statement.

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High taxes, record debt, underfunded pensions, notorious corruption, and an ongoing urban crime problem are only a few of Illinois’ most pressing problems.

Uptown Health Center, a 310-bed skilled care center in Chicago, was cited by the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) for violations of the Nursing Home Care Act in the fourth quarter of 2018.