Chicago Democratic Mayor Brandon Johnson echoes Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker’s warning and highlights President Donald Trump’s ...

Health care and hospitality jobs fuel the current labor market, but tariffs and federal funding cuts could put those jobs at ...

Chicago is by far the biggest metro area ... though the better move would be to reduce government spending. Illinois’s economic policies are holding its residents back, but policies can be ...

In a survey by PwC early this month, 48% of U.S. executives cited economic policy among the three top factors influencing ...

Chicago native Warren Baker started buying and converting apartment buildings into student housing in the city’s Hyde Park neighborhood in 1985. His once-scrappy company went on to forge multi-million ...

not only in Chicago but across the American economy. Hamilton argues that wealth is a politically determined variable, implying that targeted policies can alter or influence wealth. “You have to ...

We'll catch you up on the news you need to know with the Chicago Catch-Up newsletter ... Beyond tariffs policy as an economic focus, Trump's recent speech to Congress prioritized tax cuts and ...

As Chicago Bears President Kevin Warren pushed ... they send a message to the business community writ large that Illinois’ economic policies are mainly about extracting as much cash from private ...

In an interview with Bloomberg Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait for the Economic Club of Chicago, Trump argued his economic proposals will do more good than harm, said the Jan. 6 Capitol riots ...

President Donald Trump's policies during his first 100 days upended global trade, but also risked a recession, experts said.

Pat Nabong/Sun-Times Share Editor’s Note: A new presidential administration aims to shake up the way businesses are regulated through its economic policies ... out to 10 Chicago area ...

Early in March, Emanuel was asked what was described as a "straight question" at the Economic Club of Chicago — would he consider running again for mayor of Chicago? "I've said it before ...