Apple CEO says price hikes are ‘unavoidable’ as rising chip costs squeeze tech giant: report
Apple's next major product launch is expected in September when the company is likely to unveil its iPhone 18 lineup.
Apple's next major product launch is expected in September when the company is likely to unveil its iPhone 18 lineup.
Trump administration warns governors to crack down on unemployment insurance
The U.S. government wants states to do more to combat fraud, waste, and abuse in their unemployment insurance programs and is threatening to withhold federal dollars until they do.
The U.S. government wants states to do more to combat fraud, waste, and abuse in their unemployment insurance programs and is threatening to withhold federal dollars until they do.
'Brings together community, culture and commerce': Moor's Brewing Co. holds Emancipation Ball
Chicago brewery Moor's Brewing Co. is celebrating its 5th anniversary at this year's Emancipation Ball. Co-founder Jamhal Johnson previews the big event.
Chicago brewery Moor's Brewing Co. is celebrating its 5th anniversary at this year's Emancipation Ball. Co-founder Jamhal Johnson previews the big event.
Outdoor retailer closing nearly 60 stores amid bankruptcy
Boating and fishing supply retailer West Marine is planning to close 59 stores around the country as it works through bankruptcy proceedings.
Boating and fishing supply retailer West Marine is planning to close 59 stores around the country as it works through bankruptcy proceedings.
Sleep Number plans $415 million bankruptcy sale
Sleep Number filed for bankruptcy last week and intends to sell its assets under a massive buyout from a Canadian bedding business.
Sleep Number filed for bankruptcy last week and intends to sell its assets under a massive buyout from a Canadian bedding business.
Beware of the ticking time bomb hiding in your 401(k)
401(k) savers face a major financial risk from required minimum distributions that could push them into higher tax brackets and increase Medicare premiums in retirement.
401(k) savers face a major financial risk from required minimum distributions that could push them into higher tax brackets and increase Medicare premiums in retirement.
SpaceX to make public debut on Wall Street: What to know
Elon Musk became the world's first trillionaire Friday after SpaceX's historic market debut.
Elon Musk became the world's first trillionaire Friday after SpaceX's historic market debut.
Restaurant owner faces backlash after saying he’d prefer to hire men over women
A restaurant owner’s comments about his preference for hiring male servers over women have sparked outrage and plans for a protest in Wisconsin.
A restaurant owner’s comments about his preference for hiring male servers over women have sparked outrage and plans for a protest in Wisconsin.
Chicago's minimum wage will increase in July
Chicago's minimum wage will bump up to $17.05 an hour starting July 1.
Chicago's minimum wage will bump up to $17.05 an hour starting July 1.
Costco lowers some Kirkland prices after customers complain: "They’ve become too expensive"
Facing customers’ worries that prices of some Kirkland Signature products were getting too expensive, Costco is cutting prices on some of its house brand’s products.
Facing customers’ worries that prices of some Kirkland Signature products were getting too expensive, Costco is cutting prices on some of its house brand’s products.
Hibbett Sports owner plans to close 175 underperforming stores in major North American reorganization
Hibbett Sports will close 175 stores around the U.S. over the next three years as its parent company, JD Sports, looks to reorganize its footprint.
Hibbett Sports will close 175 stores around the U.S. over the next three years as its parent company, JD Sports, looks to reorganize its footprint.
Portillo’s to open new Chicago location on Michigan Avenue
Portillo’s, the popular Chicago-area restaurant chain, will open a new restaurant right in the heart of the Loop along Michigan Avenue.
Portillo’s, the popular Chicago-area restaurant chain, will open a new restaurant right in the heart of the Loop along Michigan Avenue.
Blame this, not AI, for rising unemployment among young college graduates, study says
Despite persistent fears that artificial intelligence would take away more and more jobs, that may not be the reason a rising number of young college graduates are having trouble finding work.
Despite persistent fears that artificial intelligence would take away more and more jobs, that may not be the reason a rising number of young college graduates are having trouble finding work.
These cities are seeing the largest jump in auto loan debt—see the list
A new WalletHub analysis found that Americans collectively owe about $1.7 trillion in auto loan debt, with the average household carrying nearly $14,000.
A new WalletHub analysis found that Americans collectively owe about $1.7 trillion in auto loan debt, with the average household carrying nearly $14,000.
Viral 2006 Walmart receipt highlights how sharply grocery prices have climbed
A viral receipt showing 79 grocery items costing $161 in 2006 is fueling discussion about inflation, with experts breaking down why prices have surged and whether wages can keep pace.
A viral receipt showing 79 grocery items costing $161 in 2006 is fueling discussion about inflation, with experts breaking down why prices have surged and whether wages can keep pace.
Business leaders warn proposed digital ad tax could hurt Illinois companies | ChicagoLIVE
The Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce says a proposed Illinois tax on digital advertising would make it more expensive for small businesses to market online and compete with larger companies.
The Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce says a proposed Illinois tax on digital advertising would make it more expensive for small businesses to market online and compete with larger companies.
CEO pay grew nearly 6% in 2025, fueled by huge compensation deals
Corporate executive pay continued its upward movement last year, driven by a bump in total compensation. Organizations leveraged high stock performance and one-time financial incentives to maintain executive talent, pushing CEO payments to millions of dollars.
Corporate executive pay continued its upward movement last year, driven by a bump in total compensation. Organizations leveraged high stock performance and one-time financial incentives to maintain executive talent, pushing CEO payments to millions of dollars.
Trump Accounts: What's next to get $1,000 for your child
The Treasury Department is preparing to deposit $1,000 into “Trump Accounts" for babies soon. Parents need to take certain steps so they’re able to receive the money.
The Treasury Department is preparing to deposit $1,000 into “Trump Accounts" for babies soon. Parents need to take certain steps so they’re able to receive the money.
Market rallies despite Iran tensions as investors watch oil prices closely
Investment advisor Jonathan Hoenig breaks down why markets continue climbing amid the Iran conflict, what could impact gas prices next, and how Americans can navigate the economy for the rest of the year.
Investment advisor Jonathan Hoenig breaks down why markets continue climbing amid the Iran conflict, what could impact gas prices next, and how Americans can navigate the economy for the rest of the year.
421,000 Hyundai Tucson, Santa Cruz models recalled for braking glitch
Hyundai recalled one of its most popular vehicles as well as a truck model over concerns that an issue with its front camera software could cause the vehicles to brake suddenly and unexpectedly, potentially leading to a collision with another vehicle.
Hyundai recalled one of its most popular vehicles as well as a truck model over concerns that an issue with its front camera software could cause the vehicles to brake suddenly and unexpectedly, potentially leading to a collision with another vehicle.