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Drury Lane's 'Millie' a true charmer
The delightful Holly Ann Butler stars as Millie in Drury Lane Oak Brook Theatre's "Thoroughly Modern Millie." Paula Scrofano, left, delivers yet another comic turn as the diabolical Mrs.
Burgers Eaten, Lessons Learned
By Kevin Pang, Cheeseburger Bureau Chief -- Chicago Tribune , November 5, 2009 Thursday Chicagoland Final Edition In six months of chronicling hamburgers in Chicago, I've stuffed nearly 60 different ones down my gullet.
Ladysmith McDonald's under new ownership
Local McDonald's Franchisees, Wayne and Brenda Krawchuk, are expanding their franchise to include four restaurants in Duncan, Ladysmith and Mill Bay.
PBteen Arrives in Lincoln Park
Previously only available to Chicagoans via catalog and online, PBteen , the latest affiliate of Pottery Barn, recently opened a store in Lincoln Park.
McDonald's CEO: job losses impact breakfast business
The impact has been inconsistent, reflecting the uneven path of unemployment across the nation, Skinner told reporters after a Chief Executives Club of Boston lunch.
Business associations mirror struggles of members
By John T. Slania Therea s an old adage in the business association industry: Youa re only as successful as your members.
Highway Technologies Deploys Host Analytics to Improve Sales, Inventory and Operations Planning
In implementing Host Analytics, Highway Technologies has automated a series of tasks that previously were performed manually, including the process by which sales and operations staff share information and allocate equipment and personnel.
If you are one of the 80 percent of Americans who have never taken a cruise, this column is for you.
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Stalled Equipment Workers 'Start Things Up' at Soldier Field
Start Us Up USA! , a nationwide grassroots campaign of the construction equipment industry and their allies, descended upon Chicago last week with a rally of local business and labor leaders and construction workers calling on the federal government to move quickly on the reauthorization of a critical transportation bill.
McDonald's Profit Climbs as Global Sales Rise More Than Analysts Estimated
McDonalda s Corp. , the worlda s largest restaurant company, said third-quarter profit rose 5.9 percent as global comparable sales increased more than analysts anticipated.
Man acted fast when he saw sinking car
Dominic Messina didn't think twice when he saw a car sinking in a Lombard retention pond, its headlights still on.
Stalled equipment workers 'start things up' at Soldier Field
Start Us Up USA! , a nationwide grassroots campaign of the construction equipment industry and its allies, descended upon Chicago Oct.
(Ac)counting the cost of the new economy
By Louise Brass Contributing Writer The new economic reality has produced a shift in the customer base for some accounting and business-consulting firms, as clients drop unnecessary services and stick to basic needs.
Andy Williams to discuss autobiography
Legendary performer Andy Williams will present his new autobiography, "Moon River and Me," in a program at 6 p.m. Monday, Oct.
Oak Brook association presidents protest new council
On Tuesday night, Oak Brook President John Craig fulfilled a promise he made nearly three years ago, but not without opposition from some residents.
Farm Foundation sponsors conference
OAK BROOK, IL Oct. 15, 2009: By 2040, the world's population is expected to reach 9 billion people, about a third more than are on the planet today.
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OwnACondo.com Announces Real Estate Auction November 8 at the Chicago Marriott Oak Brook
Hundreds of potential real estate buyers are anticipated to attend a public auction Sunday, November 8, 2009, evidence of the increasing popularity of auctions to sell real estate in the current economy.
If you're looking for work in the tech services sector, Todd Thibodeaux has good news for you: there are jobs to be had, and the sector is poised for continued growth.
Dad Fad Friday: Wilkommen Cabaret at Drury Lane Oak Brook Terrace
Though there are always a few that go against the grain, many men aren't the very first to volunteer a trip to the theatre.
'Houston Chronicle' to Run Harland Simon Esprit, ColorWare
NEW YORK The Houston Chronicle has ordered Prima Esprit auto-impositioning and Prima ColorWare color-advisory software from Harland Simon in Oak Brook, Ill.
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