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Tribune Faces Potentially Big Tax Bill for Newsday and Cubs Deals
The Tribune Company faces a potential tax bill of more than $500 million over the sales of the Chicago Cubs and Newsday despite efforts to minimize the tax consequences of both deals, the company disclosed on Monday.
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's Could Have Been: Merch Mart Could Have Had Some Competition
Whoever said size doesn't matter apparently wasn't a Chicago architect. In the case of yet another failed attempt at total world structural dominance, a 1928 Chicago Tribune headline boasted the city was "to Have World's Tallest and Largest Building" had plans worked out for architect Walter Ahlschlager 's proposed downtown Apparel Mart .
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Tribune Company's new CEO Peter Liguori continues to put his stamp on the company's top management team.
Overregulated Chicago Awash in Violence: NRA Calls Upon Americans to Arm Themselves
Chicago saw its bloodiest weekend this year as gun violence throughout the city left seven dead and 41 injured, including boys younger than 19. One victim was 16-year-old Kevin Rivera, who was shot to death, as he walked near his home, by a bicycle-riding gunman, United Press International reported.
2013 Chicago Tribune Printers Row Lit Fest: Robert Lombardo, author...
Robert Lombardo talked about his book, "Organized Crime in Chicago: Beyond the Mafia."
Chicago Shootings Leave 8 Dead, Over 47 Injured
A rash of shootings in Chicago this weekend left 53 people injured and nine dead.
Chicago Tribune Steve Johnson column
June 18--Because of its proximity to The Bean, they are calling it "The Screen."
Slaughter in Gun Control Chicago | Katie Pavlich
Over the weekend in the gun control Capitol of the country, 46 people were shot in Chicago.
Tribune files post-bankruptcy financial results
Tribune Co. on Monday filed financial results for 2012 , its last year in bankruptcy.
Tribune ends bankruptcy stint with lower earnings
A financial statement released Monday shows the Tribune Co.' s profit dropped 6 percent to $422.5 million in the year ending Dec. 30. The Tribune Co.
Tribune Co. revenue up slightly in 2012
Tribune Co. reported modest revenue growth in 2012 -- its last year in bankruptcy -- with broadcasting gains offsetting declines in its publishing operations, according to consolidated financial statements released Monday.
Tribune Company Releases 2012 Financial Results
The statements are posted on the company's website, www.tribune.com , along with management's discussion and analysis of financial condition and results of operations.
What's new with the executives we profiled
Curt Bailey, president of Related Midwest, says the company opened 500 Lake Shore Drive on May 1 and is putting the finishing touches on the re-imagining of South Loop Luxury by Related.
Work ethic pays off for Evangel grad in world of media
He grew up in Chicago, studied in Germany, graduated from Evangel in 2006 and now works in England.
7 People Killed, 41 Shot During Chicago's Most Violent Weekend of 2013
This weekend in Chicago at least 41 people were shot, seven of them fatally. The youngest victim was 16 years old.
The number rolled off Warren Danford's tongue like he was reading it from a sheet of paper - 798-03-45.
R.I.P. Bernard "Bernie" Sahlins
The writer, director, and comedian who co-founded the Second City comedy troupe in Chicago in 1959 died Sunday, reports the Chicago Tribune.
Bloody Chicago weekend: Seven dead, dozens hurt in shootings
Gun violence flared over the Father's Day weekend in Chicago. At least seven people died and 30 others wounded in shootings across the city, authorities said.
VA had Legionella bug 5 years before disclosure
Legionella bacteria flourished in the water lines in rooms housing the most vulnerable patients at the VA Pittsburgh hospital in Oakland at least five years before officials disclosed a deadly outbreak of Legionnaires' disease in November 2012, a Tribune-Review investigation has found.
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Whitaker told the Salt Lake Tribune that they were not promoting a political agenda, but celebrating a "cultural event."