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The Cubs' Alfonso Soriano takes the field in July. (Scott Strazzante/Tribune)

Cubs to state: Let's play bonds

The owner of the Chicago Cubs will ask the state to borrow up to $300 million in a bond offering to make extensive renovations at Wrigley Field that would ensure the team can play at the historic ballpark for another 50 years. Read more >>

Vote: Should the state be involved?

Letter to Cubs season ticket holders

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Temp jobs a permanent solution?

After years searching for permanent jobs, many skilled workers in the Chicago area are getting used to the new normal: temporary employment. Read more >>

Stock futures, Asian markets point to rough day

Starbucks to sell home coffee machines

Continental shifts to United's terminal

Kellogg selects site for new building

Quinn, Wisc. governor-elect in spat over jobs

See who's getting promoted in Chicago

Luxury JW Marriott Chicago opens in Loop

Kevin Metheny, Jim Laski out at WGN-AM

Damaged lamp leaves customer crushed

Mortgage rates sink to 4.17%

Google: No Facebook rival from us

Consumers seeing price increases

Telecoms hang up on white pages

Chicago's rich candy history

Daily Beast says it has reached agreement to join with Newsweek

Luxury hotel JW Marriott Chicago opens in Loop

The Fed's kind-of-expected move

Discovery rule could apply in contractor-error case

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