Here's how many Chicago jobs could be disrupted by AI

Chicago Biz Journals 3/17 1:00A Joanne Drilling

The explosive growth of artificial intelligence is touching nearly every industry — and disrupting many jobs. But some are at higher risk than others.

Mendocino Farms to open first Midwest location in Chicago's River North

Chicago Biz Journals 3/14 8:32A Wendell Hutson

Learn which former sandwich shop space the fast-casual chain will take over in River North.

Hotel Chocolat sets openings for first US locations in former Foxtrot stores

Chicago Biz Journals 3/14 8:09A Wendell Hutson

A U.K. chocolate brand is bringing its sweet treats across the pond. Find out where it's setting up shop in the Windy City.

Dermody buys vacant land to build LogistiCenter at Romeoville

Chicago Biz Journals 3/13 9:55A Wendell Hutson

A new logistics facility is coming to the Chicago area.

Rector building designated a landmark, won't affect conversion plans

Chicago Biz Journals 3/13 9:46A Wendell Hutson

The Chicago City Council is considering TIF assistance for two other downtown office buildings slated for conversion.

Congress Theater redevelopment gets $6M tax break from Chicago City Council

Chicago Biz Journals 3/13 8:02A Wendell Hutson

A landmark Chicago theater is one step closer to reopening its doors.

Chicago narrows down developers for vacant Roseland site, expects final decision in Q2

Chicago Biz Journals 3/13 7:29A Wendell Hutson

The city of Chicago is one step closer to transforming a long-vacant site in Roseland, with two development teams now in the running.

The Beat: Techstars, Northwestern health care accelerator selects first class

Chicago Biz Journals 3/12 9:49A Alex Zorn

In the latest edition of The Beat, learn more about the newest accelerator from Techstars Chicago, and how it aims to help Northwestern Medicine solve problems.

How NIH funding cuts could impact Chicago research, economy

Chicago Biz Journals 3/12 9:38A Alex Zorn

A new report reveals the substantial economic impact of NIH grants on Illinois, with billions in funding at stake.

Sorellina by Giada restaurant to open at Hollywood Casinos in Joliet and Aurora

Chicago Biz Journals 3/12 12:00A Wendell Hutson

Learn about the dining options coming to Hollywood Casinos in Joliet and Aurora.

National Public Housing Museum set to open $16 million Chicago headquarters

Chicago Biz Journals 3/11 9:41A Wendell Hutson

The Chicago nonprofit has built a new headquarters on a site previously occupied by public housing.

How Techstars' Chicago health care accelerator aims to help Northwestern Medicine solve problems

Chicago Biz Journals 3/11 9:29A Alex Zorn

Techstars and Northwestern Medicine team up to tackle health care challenges with a new accelerator program. Find out which innovative startups made the cut.

Downtown office conversion, South Side Starbucks to go in front of Chicago Plan Commission

Chicago Biz Journals 3/11 9:13A Wendell Hutson

The Chicago Plan Commission will meet this month to review several new economic development proposals.

United Airlines CEO lets loose on FAA: 'By far our biggest challenge'

Chicago Biz Journals 3/11 9:03A Mark Calvey

“On blue sky days last year, 68% of our delays were because of air traffic control restrictions,” said United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby.

Chicagoland data-center market on the rise, but city faces suburban competition

Chicago Biz Journals 3/11 8:54A Alex Zorn

Chicago's data center market is heating up, but where will new facilities be built? Find out how the city is competing with its suburbs for these high-tech developments.