Crain's Chicago Business

1. A piece of Greektown on Michigan Avenue.(restaurant review)(Brief...
QP brings upscale Greek dining to the tony Michigan Avenue area. Thanks to a few deft touches, the Seneca Hotel space that previously housed Nick ...
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2. Editor's Choice: In case you've always wanted to be a human...
So what if your best friend vacations on Martha's Vineyard this summer and eats fudge-bottom pie at the Black Dog Tavern? Who cares if your ...
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3. Economy's fever dips a few degrees; Slower growth in second half,...
The Chicago economy is cooling off as it enters the second half of the year. After posting torrid gains in the 1990s, the region's economy ...
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4. To keep health on course, clinic has executives tee up and play.(Golf...
Busy executives are more likely to make time in their tight schedules for a round of golf than for a visit to the doctor. A ...
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5. For busy execs, doctors are in; Turn, cough -- at your convenience.(medical...
For most patients, a visit to the doctor's office involves a tissue-thin dressing gown, a dog-eared copy of People magazine, circa 1997, and -- at ...
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6. Fantasia ripe for pickin' by bigger firm; Local fresh-juice startup...
Fantasia Fresh Juice Co. has ripened from a green startup into a juicy acquisition prospect. In just 2 1/2 years, Rosemont-based Fantasia has established itself ...
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7. Field's a smaller department for Target; As chain grows, local retailer...
Despite its high profile in Chicago, Marshall Field's is becoming a bit player in the Target discount show. Field's and its sister stores in Michigan ...
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8. Goodman's new site a hit with subscribers.
Goodman Theatre officials say enthusiasm for the theater's new North Loop location is translating into record subscription renewals. Six weeks into an annual drive, about ...
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9. Late News.(Correction Notice)
OHIO CITES AMERITECH FOR POOR SERVICE Ohio state regulators ordered local telephone company Ameri-tech to pay $8.75 million in customer credits and other measures for ...
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10. Editorial: Gauging a dramatic shift in family biz ownership.(Brief...
The days when the owner of a local widget maker could be found in the factory's front office -- or even standing shoulder-to-shoulder with line ...
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