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Crain's Chicago Business

Issue Date: 10/27/2003

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1. SBC casting lines for biz customers; Low long-distance rates are putting... Byline: JULIE JOHNSSON SBC Communications Inc., armed with new authority to sell long-distance service in Illinois, is ready to wage a price war for business ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 2. ComEd seeks early rate hike.(Briefs)(Commonwealth Edison Co)(Brief Article) As expected, Chicago-based Commonwealth Edison Co. said last Wednesday that it will ask the Illinois General Assembly next month to pass legislation that would increase ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 3. Fire safety lesson: It'll cost owners big; But upping rent won't be... Byline: KEVIN DAVIS Thousands of office workers arrived at work last week with a new appreciation for fire preparedness. But when they looked at the ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 4. Fox post-season play: no hits, lots of errors.(Commentary)(analysis of Fox... Byline: Joe Cappo There is one horrible downside to the dramatic revival of the Chicago Cubs this season: It may encourage the Fox Network to ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 5. People: Schneider Electric executive looks to jolt firm into upturn. Byline: JAMES B. ARNDORFER David Petratis, president and chief operating officer of Schneider Electric USA, is betting that August's massive power blackout will light up ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 6. Chicago Observer: Wall Street should get one spin, lawmakers another,... Byline: steven r. strahler Exelon Corp. rebuked its own president last week for bad-mouthing another utility-one from which Exelon just happens to be negotiating the ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 7. Executive Moves.(People)(various executive appointments) ARCHITECTURE/ENGINEERING John Myers, 43, to technical vice-president of transportation at Packer Engineering Inc. in Naperville, from director of transportation. EDUCATION Thomas J. Minar, 40, to ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 8. Hospital system calls in specialists; Evanston N'western outsources... Byline: SARAH A. KLEIN Evanston Northwestern Healthcare, a three-hospital North Shore system that lost $21 million last year, is outsourcing the departments that provide billing ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 9. Political ties too hot to handle? Fire fallout hits Daley, Stroger and key... Byline: STEVEN R. STRAHLER After four tenants died in a 1996 inferno in a housing complex managed by his company, Elzie Higginbottom worried that the ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 10. Thinking smaller at Transora; 3 years, $250 mil. later, online biz finds a... Byline: JAMES B. ARNDORFER Launched in 2000 with $250 million in seed money from Kraft Foods Inc. and other package goods giants as an online ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
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