Ravinia Brewing Company faces threat of closure in trademark dispute with Ravinia Festival
For nearly six years, Ravinia Brewing has been serving craft beer in Highland Park, more recently at a taproom in Logan Square. But now, they say they’re in danger of being bullied out of business by the much bigger Ravinia music festival.
Chicago's longtime full-service gas station bids farewell as Kean Brothers retire after 70 years
A last glimpse of "the good old days" is fading away on Chicago’s South Side.
Millions of businesses eligible for $5.5B Visa Mastercard antitrust fee settlement
If your business accepted Visa and/or Mastercard credit or debit cards over a period of time, you could be eligible for part of a $5.54 billion class-action settlement.
Chicago's new paid leave policy faces delay despite City Council approval
It appears Chicago's new paid leave policy may be delayed until next summer.
Chicago woman charged with unemployment, COVID-19 relief fraud: prosecutors
A Chicago woman was accused of small business loan and unemployment benefits fraud following a federal investigation.
7-year-old Grant Park girl erasing school lunch debt with handcrafted ornaments
A Grant Park girl is decking the halls with a good deed. Through her own ornament sales, she's eliminating school lunch debt.
Small Business Saturday crucial for local retailers
Black Friday can be a fun tradition, but there is one holiday that's a little more meaningful for some.