CRAINALERTS: What happened to Dom's Kitchen & Market

What happened to Dom's Kitchen & Market

Having trouble viewing this email? See the online version Monday, July 08, 2024 A MESSAGE FROM WINTRUST Unlock the potential of seamless transactions with comprehensive merchant payment processing

What happened to Dom's Kitchen & Market

Having trouble viewing this email? See the online version

Monday, July 08, 2024

A MESSAGE FROM WINTRUST

Unlock the potential of seamless transactions with comprehensive merchant payment processing services.

By integrating real-time payments and advanced treasury management solutions, businesses can accelerate cash flow and reduce administrative burdens.

Learn more about our receivables products here.

1. Here's what happened to Dom's Kitchen & Market

In his first interview since the shutdown, a co-founder of the upscale grocer discusses what went wrong.

2. As Biden's position continues to weaken, will Pritzker end up on revamped Dem ticket?

With President Joe Biden so far unable to quell post-debate concerns about his age, Illinois Democrats appear to be increasingly open to replacing him on the party ticket.

More: Rep. Mike Quigley calls on Biden to step aside

3. A new name, new look and new mission for Amalgamated Bank of Chicago

After a failed sale, the 102-year-old bank is looking outside of its hometown to grow, with a focus on its bread-and-butter business: unions.

4. Illinois ends fiscal year with extra cash on hand

The prior year’s revenues exceeded final projections by about $123 million.

5. CBS 2 Chicago reopens storefront studio

The station will debut the renovated studio, which has been vacant for seven years, during today's 4 p.m. newscast.

6. Discover settles class actions tied to credit card misclassifications

Although the company did not disclose a price on the settlements, it previously set aside $1.2 billion to cover that tab.

7. Top earners at Thorek Memorial Hospital

Here's the latest compensation data for the Buena Park nonprofit.

8. FTC ban on noncompete agreements delayed by judge

It's the first salvo in the high-stakes legal fight over how much freedom workers should have to switch jobs within an industry.

9. Top-crust home sales defy the market: Crain's Daily Gist podcast

Crain’s residential real estate reporter Dennis Rodkin chats with host Amy Guth about upper-end home sales and a Frank Lloyd Wright home stuck in foreclosure limbo.

10. Mag Mile landlords get the OK to tax themselves — but not without a delay

A bill recently signed by Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker allows property owners in Chicago's commercial corridors to fund area improvements themselves, but the timing of it will lead to a wait.