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Friday Jul 4 | Chicago Tribune
New deal keeps Budweiser name before eyes of Wrigley visitors
The Cubs' future ownership may be up for grabs, but that hasn't stopped one big sponsor from increasing its presence at the Friendly Confines .
Investing Insights: A Few Standout Stocks
Now that the year is halfway through, I went hunting through the S&P 500 index, looking for stocks that somehow did well despite headwinds for their sectors and industries.
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Cramer on BloggingStocks: The path ahead is down
TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says with few exceptions, the landscape is littered with corpses.
Former Cubs CEO Andy MacPhail returns to Wrigley
Former Cubs CEO Andy MacPhail was back at Wrigley tonight as head of baseball operations for the Baltimore Orioles.
Give Boston back the Boston Garden
I'm from Chicago and I live and die by Chicago sports. As many Chicago fans know, there are many rumors going around that Wrigley Field might have a name change.
Walkoff Walk: Joe Morgan Besmirches Ernie Banks, Is Completely Wrong
ESPN baseball 'analyst' Joe Morgan is notorious for gallimaufries and assorted verbal miscues when talking about players during games.
U.S. M&A slumps, but strategic deals help fill void
Merger activity in the United States dropped 29 percent in the second quarter, faring better than the 40 percent global slump, as corporations filled the void left by buyout firms and targeted big consumer ...
They might still be in a good mood in Wrigleyville after last weekend's Cubs sweep of the White Sox, but that doesn't mean they'll go easy on a developer's plan for a hotel and apartments next to the ballpark.
Jim Beam goes to bat for Wrigley name
Jim Beam bourbon is clear about where it stands on the matter of the proposed sale of naming rights to Wrigley Field.
Who has the fatter fans, Cubs or Sox?
Inter-league play is going on this weekend and even though sports media types on the east coast seem to believe the entire country is fascinated by a Red Sox-Yankees series, the truth is Illinois/Chicago is ...
Shares of well-known chocolate company Hershey are hardly a sweet deal these days.
Hershey to meet Mars challenge with marketing
Faced with competing against a combined Mars-Wrigley, candymaker Hershey Co. said Tuesday it will pour money into marketing its biggest brands to invigorate stagnant sales in the slow-growing U.S. market.
Hershey relying on new marketing muscle to meet Mars challenge, invigorate stagnant brands
HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania : Faced with competing against a combined Mars-Wrigley, candymaker Hershey Co.
Chicago's Top 10 architectural gems
Affectionately known as the "corncobs," the complex has apartments, offices, restaurants, 18 stories of parking space and home to the House of Blues.
Tribune Co. Releases Financial Books to Nine Potential Billionaire Buyers
The Tribune Company in Chicago sent out financial books on Wrigley Field this week to nine potential, pre-approved buyers.
The legislature has adjourned for the spring, its last act to enact a budget in the final hours of the session.
Phil Rosenthal: Cuban lays out strategy for Cubs bid
E ven as Chicago Tribune parent Tribune Co. was moving last week to pare the newspapers it publishes to save money, it had a limited-edition book set to roll off the presses - two volumes, in fact - that ...
IMC brokers deal for Wrigley lip balms
IMC Licensing announced Wednesday that it had negotiated a licensing agreement with the Wm.