Bondholders take Caesars Entertainment to Trial
By Alex Valentine Caesars Entertainment Corporation’s attorneys are preparing their final briefs after two weeks in bankruptcy court at the Dirksen Federal Building in Chicago.
Ticket Prices Plummet Ahead of Game 3 at Wrigley
By Shane Monaghan Cubs’ fans are not happy their team is down 0-2 to New York. But with ticket prices plummeting, at least they can find a
Harley-Davidson stock sputters on third quarter earnings
By Antea Gatalica Harley-Davidson Inc. reported a 6.5 percent decline in third quarter earnings that fell short of analysts’ forecasts, and said it would slash
Transition to cloud and mobile services hurts IBM’s earnings
By Eve Fan IBM Corp.‘s stock plummeted by nearly 6 percent Tuesday after the company reported a 14 percent decline in both revenue and earnings for
Video: NU women’s basketball team talks about the upcoming season
By Lena Blietz The Northwestern Women’s Basketball team looks forward to the season after coming off its best season of the decade. With 23 wins
Cubs fans behave during Wrigleyville celebration
By Kayla Daugherty and Alex Valentine Video by Haydee Clotter In Wrigleyville after a key game, it seemed that there might have been more security
Fewest jobless claims since 1973 in week of Oct. 10
By Antea Gatalica The number of new claims for unemployment insurance fell to 255,000, a decrease of 7,000, in the week ended Oct. 10, and
UnitedHealth Group’s earnings beat estimates
By Antea Gatalica UnitedHealth Group Inc. reported higher-than-expected quarterly earnings Thursday, but shares of the company fell on concerns over an increase in costs. The
Strong dollar hurts Marriott Vacations quarterly profit
By Kristen Vake Shares of Marriott Vacations Worldwide Corp. plummeted 15 percent Thursday after the timeshare company reported weaker-than-expected quarterly earnings that it blamed on
Consumer inflation fell in September, Hurting Social Security Benefits
By Arionne Nettles A big drop in energy prices pushed overall consumer inflation down 0.2 percent in September, following a 0.1 percent decline in August.
The sugar taboo: Chicago considers a soda tax
By Amanda Koehn Strong opinions of protest and support are building fizz as Chicago’s proposed soda tax moves forward. Alderman George Cardenas (12th) and public
Reactions mixed on Northwestern’s tribute jerseys
By Jordan Ray The Northwestern Wildcats football team will take Ryan Field this weekend, sporting a new look meant to honor one of the school’s