News
Kraft Heinz, former officials settle SEC charges for $62 million
The Chicago-based Kraft Heinz Co. did not admit or deny the SEC's findings but agreed to avoid future violations and pay a civil penalty.
Business
The Business Section of the Chicago Journal.
Chicago Business
The City of Chicago Accuses DoorDash and Grubhub of Misleading Restaurants and Customers
Both companies responded to Mayor Lightfoot's decision to file the suit with strong statements.
Illinois Business
Rivian, an EV Startup with Big Backers, Files to Go Public
The company has a contract with Amazon to build 100,000 electric delivery vans starting this year at its factory, a former Mitsubishi plant in Normal, Illinois.
Chicago News
Chicago to Require COVID-19 Vaccine for City Workers
Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced Wednesday that city workers and volunteers will have to submit proof of full vaccination via an online portal by October 15.
Opinion & Comment
Opinion: Ken Griffin's Citadel Bets Big on Goliath as David Grabs his Sling
Ken Griffin is about to learn a hard lesson. You are the company you keep.
Opinion & Comment
Opinion: For the Love of God, Vote NO on the Illinois "Fair" Tax Amendment
Your legislators are trying to trick you, dupe you, fool you, con you, deceive, delude, swindle, and fleece you, exploit you, squeeze you, sucker you, sap you, make you chump, patsy, goose, and fall guy after they bleed you dry. Search a thesaurus to add synonyms and don't let them get away with it.
Opinion & Comment
Opinion: The Laughable "It's Just Property...They Have Insurance" Argument
For a moment, let's ignore the going street value of smerch like Gucci handbags, old school Nike kicks, or the women's autumn cardigan collection at Macy's.