CRAINALERTS: Cruise line to return to Navy Pier

Cruise line to return to Navy Pier

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Cruise line to return to Navy Pier

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1. Want to catch a coastal cruise from Navy Pier? You can in 2025.

The two Victory Cruise Lines vessels will return to Chicago after a hiatus when their previous owners went bankrupt.

2. Luxury rentals at prices 'Winnetka has never seen' planned for long-stalled site

Developer John Murphy is targeting high-net-worth empty nesters at a site where previous developers' plans have misfired over the course of 17 years.

3. Philanthropy has entered the race to save local news. Will it be enough?

A good number of media outlets have come online in recent years, but local journalism still remains a fragile ecosystem.

4. Roti files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

The Chicago-based Mediterranean fast-casual chain built its business on the lunch rush, a model still struggling to bounce back from the pandemic.

5. The fun part's over for Democrats: Crain's Daily Gist podcast

After a successful DNC, it's back to work this week for the party. Crain’s politics reporter Justin Laurence joins host Amy Guth to talk what's next for pols around Chicago.

More: Saying Trump has 'suffocated the soul' of his party, Kinzinger endorses Harris at DNC

Plus: No 'slated' GOP candidates will be kept off the ballot in Illinois

6. Measuring Chicago's success with a special yardstick: The number of indie businesses

SumUp, a London-based small business services provider, recently released a survey ranking American cities with the biggest and healthiest populations of small businesses. Here's how Chicago fared.

7. Top earners at the American Medical Association

Here's the latest compensation data for the largest physicians association in the U.S.

8. Chartis CEO and founder talks what's next after Blackstone buyout

Ken Graboys lays out a plan for the future of his company, and of health care in America.

9. Secure your spot to hear about LaSalle Street and the new Loop

Don't miss the opportunity to hear a discussion among key downtown stakeholders and officials about the path forward for the city's commercial core. Register by Oct. 15.