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Illinois Dems stand by Biden — for now

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1. Illinois Dems standing by Biden — for now

They're agreed the president won't be pushed out of his re-election race. If he leaves, it will have to be under his own terms. But that's about the only point of unanimity among top Illinois Democrats.

2. Workers at Cresco weed facility vote to dump union

The Joliet production facility was the first in Illinois to be unionized. Now it's the second Cresco operation, and possibly the first in the state, to opt out.

3. Two Canadian companies top our new list of Chicago’s largest engineering firms

The list features 21 firms ranked by the number of local licensed engineers in 2023.

4. Boots CEO leaving after Walgreens drops plan to sell: report

Sebastian James' departure comes as Deerfield-based Walgreens Boots Alliance is facing a dire financial projection in the U.S.

5. Tech firm at center of auto dealer meltdown is rebooting — but will customers forgive?

CDK Global of Hoffman Estates is continuing a phased effort to bring customers back online after two cyberattacks led to a shutdown. The question now is how much reputational damage has been done.

6. A chef weighs in on what 'The Bear' gets wrong in Season 3

Hurry up with Season 4, and show us the potential of the restaurant industry and how far it’s come. Season 3 destroyed hope; this chef want it back.

7. Rivian attempts to answer the big question about VW's $5B: What's the path to profitability?

Rivian will use its cash on hand and Volkswagen money to scale its business with new models, executives say.

8. We now know how many patients were affected by Lurie Children's security breach

The hospital is in the process of notifying individuals whose data was impacted in the months-long cyberattack.

9. The strange, fraudulent tale of Outcome Health: Crain's Daily Gist podcast

After the recent sentencings, Crain’s technology reporter John Pletz talks with host Amy Guth about the company’s journey from local startup darling to its founders' fraud convictions.

10. The tasting menu changes every night at this new West Town restaurant

Jake Potashnick thinks fine dining as we know it is broken. That's why he opened Feld.

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