Crain's Chicago Business2dOpinion
Editorial: We're going to talk about education in Chicago — and you're invited
On April 24, as part of our Crain’s Forum series, we are convening what will be one of the most important conversations ...
Crain's Chicago Business9dOpinion
Opinion: As 1871 exits the Mart, let’s broaden our thinking on entrepreneurship
By leveraging the state’s strong business ecosystem, growth incentives and extensive support networks, more local CEOs can ...
Business news: Doctor relocates; Legacy Foundation leader to speak; IUN career event
The Crown Point Rotary Club will host Kelly Anoe, president and CEO of the Legacy Foundation, at the club’s weekly luncheon ...
Crain's Chicago Business2d
Johnson officials blast CPS chief Martinez in letter to City Council on pension stalemate
Johnson's team will consult, but not commit to asking for approval, from the City Council on how to respond to a loss of $175 ...
Our Chicago: Preparing teens for careers and college opportunities
Click here to watchA high school on Chicago's Near West Side partnered with a coalition of Illinois trade unions, operating ...
Crain's Chicago Business3d
CPS is close to a deal with the teachers union — but bargaining continues
The union’s so-called big bargaining team met internally this evening without voting to approve a tentative agreement with ...
Crain's Chicago Business2d
Chicago Teachers Union ready to take CPS contract offer to full bargaining team
A tentative agreement between Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union could be reached as soon as Monday. Negotiations between CPS and the teachers union resulted in a contract proposal ...
Crain's Chicago Business12d
Johnson blames CPS leadership in $175 million pension dispute as school board vote looms
The Board of Education will vote on a budget amendment Thursday, but it's still unknown if it will send $175 million to the ...