Tim Jones

Garth Drabinsky, the volatile and ambitious founder of North America's largest theatrical producer and a key figure in the restoration of Chicago's Oriental Theatre, was suspended Monday as Livent Inc....

General Motors Corp. offered further evidence Tuesday of plans to slim down its massive operations, announcing it will consolidate its North American marketing operations and eliminate several hundred jobs. The...

The chicken stacked on the steam table at the Family Market is not just any old chicken. "It's broasted chicken," said a proud Roger Matheny, the grocery's owner. "Can't get...

In a historic move that could trigger a significant financial realignment of Major League Baseball, the Cleveland Indians are expected to announce plans to make the ballclub a publicly traded...

Phil Donahue doesn't pay much attention these days to Jerry and Sally Jessy and Geraldo and Oprah. He's retired now and, like the ulcer patient warned to lay off the...

Tribune Co. suffered a setback Friday in its effort to retain ownership of both a newspaper and a television station serving the same south Florida market. A three-judge panel of...

No more yada-yada-yada. The Soup Nazi has served his last cup. The puffy shirt is over as a fashion statement. As Jerry Seinfeld ends his tenure as master of the...

In a new and close partnership with the giants of the cable television industry, Chicago's NextLevel Systems Inc. said Wednesday it entered a long-term contract worth at least $4.5 billion...

It's been a long time--more than a lifetime for many Americans--since organized labor could hold a nationwide strike and legitimately claim it has the majority sentiment of the public. No...

As a presidential candidate, Gov. Thomas Dewey of New York was not a glad-hander, not a flesh-presser. He was stiff and tended toward pomposity. "The only man who could strut...