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July 21, 2010

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Wednesday, July 21, 2010

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Video: The Green Exchange

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Blagojevich trial: Ex-guv tells judge he decided not take the stand

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Westin Chicago River North to be sold for $165 million

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David Mosena named new McPier board chairman

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Retailer Forman Mills readies Chicago entry

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Frank Kruesi resigns as Chicago’s top D.C. lobbyist

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Many Illinois small businesses can get health care tax credit: study

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Conrad Black out of jail on $2 million bond

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Folk music school to break ground for new site

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Aon to resume contingent commissions

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Merger vaults Pru-Rubloff in residential broker ranking

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Northern Trust’s lower 2Q earns still beats Street

CRAIN’S BLOGS

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Coalition details who’s owed what by deadbeat Illinois; Blago finally discloses truth: Greg Hinz

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The art of networking: Why so pushy? Making your trade show booth stand out: Enterprise City

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Ricketts to keep Hendry, really? Italian Sports Hall vows to continue ‘mission’: Biz of Sports

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Hancock, not Trump, was 1st choice for ‘Transformers’ shoot; Northwestern trustee up for top job at IBM: Taking Names

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Dow Jones	10,120.22	-109.74	-1.07%
NASDAQ	2,187.33	-35.16	-1.58%
Crain’s Index	86.76	-1.130	-1.286%

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Police should work on days off to combat gangs: Ald. Burke

Chicago Sun-Times

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Obama signs financial reform bill

Crain’s New York Business

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Bernanke sees no quick end to high jobless rate

New York Times

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Snoop Dogg bringing youth football to Chicago

ABC 7

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