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One proposal would redevelop a vacant elementary school in the Humboldt Park neighborhood into apartments for Chicago teachers.

The building was originally developed as condominiums when it was built 14 years ago.

“The industrial park is also near Six Flags Great America, which is an economic driver for the area,” said the broker on the deal.

The tire distribution company opened its 74th location in Buffalo Grove this week.

The first of 100,000 delivery EVs can now be seen in Baltimore, Chicago, Dallas, Kansas City, Nashville, Phoenix, San Diego, Seattle, St. Louis and other cities.

In good news, United reported the highest second-quarter revenue in its history, and delivered its first profitable quarter since Covid-19 began, despite record-high fuel prices. THIS ARTICLE IS FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY. Continue reading with your subscription. Access 4 weeks of business news and insights.

A Chicago businessman is this year’s recipient of an annual real estate award for community development.

The NHL has a new jersey patch sponsorship program in place for the 2022-23 season.

A shuttered grocery store located on Chicago's South Side is set to reopen by year-end.

The company plans on expanding its workforce as it develops technology used by heart failure patients.

The newly renovated Grand Crossing property comes with a fresh new roof, windows and boiler system.

The Big Ten has become the first truly national college conference, stretching from the two Los Angeles schools to Rutgers in New Jersey.

The in-store shops are set to begin this month and roll out through Oct. 15.

The deadline to nominate candidates for this year's Chicago Business Journal Women of Influence program is almost here. Between now and July 31, the Chicago Business Journal will continue to accept nominations for this year's program, which honors women business leaders who innovate, succeed and pay it forward. Thanks to those of you who've already submitted nominees for consideration. It's an impressive group.

The Houston-based brand said its first Chicago location should open in the second quarter of 2023.

Chicago's tech sector is on the rise, but to keep the momentum going, commercial real estate brokers and investors alike advise investing in places for well-paid tech talent to live. THIS ARTICLE IS FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY. Continue reading with your subscription. Access 4 weeks of business news and insights.

Clear CEO Caryn Seidman-Becker opened her most recent quarterly earnings call by saying, “At Clear, we love travel, and we love airports.”. That’s always been true for a company that was born out of 9/11 and, since its rebirth in 2010, “derives substantially all of its revenue from subscriptions to its consumer aviation service, Clear Plus,” according to recent financial filings.

The LED glass courts are worth keeping an eye on. They’re very expensive up front, but they last longer than hardwood floors, perform better, and reduce labor costs.

The move comes now that Anheuser-Busch no longer has exclusive advertising rights for the annual championship game.

The Kroger Co. said it's building a new distribution center in Maywood, Illinois, to expand its home delivery service in the Chicago area. The Cincinnati-based grocery giant (NYSE: KR) said the 80,000-square-foot facility will work with an existing 337,000-square-foot facility in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin (between Milwaukee and Chicago) to make home deliveries to the Chicago area.