Sushi plant will open in South Elgin
A provider of prepackaged sushi products will open a manufacturing facility in South Elgin in December that will employ more than 100 people and make products for stores like Costco,...
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Credit monitoring firm agrees to $22 million in refunds
At least 50 websites, with names like FreeScoreOnline.com, FreeScore360.com and ScoreSense.com, offered consumers access to their credit scores from the three major credit reporting bureaus for at most, a refundable...
Reyes, Coca-Cola move closer to distribution deal
A subsidiary of Reyes Holding has moved closer to becoming the exclusive distributor of most major Coca-Cola products in the Chicago area. The Coca-Cola Co. said Wednesday it signed a...
Peapod settles charges over website access for disabled customers
Peapod inked a settlement with the Justice Department on Monday that resolved allegations that the online grocer's website violated the Americans with Disabilities Act because it was not accessible to...
Daktronics recreating Bears’ win over Vikings to find clock problem
Every play from the Chicago Bears' 21-13 victory Sunday over the Minnesota Vikings was getting analyzed Monday — and not just by coaches, players and fans reveling in a win...
New head of Chicago housing agency faces challenging role
Kristin Faust has many concerns when it comes to housing, homeownership and neighborhoods, but prime among them is the disappearance of the middle class. Less than two months into her...
Mortgage customers rank Quicken Loans tops — again
Quicken Loans topped an annual national ranking of customer satisfaction with primary mortgage lenders for a fifth consecutive year. While that's good news for the Detroit-based online lender and other...
Aldermen pass SRO preservation law
Owners of single-room-occupancy hotels in Chicago will not be able to so easily evict residents and convert their properties to market-rate apartments, under an ordinance approved Wednesday by the Chicago...
Fair housing groups worry ruling erodes bias argument
Fair housing groups 21 months ago hailed a rule finalized by the federal government that was intended to clarify federal fair housing protections that have been in place for more...
SRO proposal passes committee hurdle
An ordinance that would make it more expensive to convert single-room-occupancy hotels in Chicago into market-rate housing moved closer to becoming law Monday with an endorsement from aldermen.The City Council's...