Are Women Punished Harder by the Financial Industry?
A new working paper finds that male financial advisers are considerably more likely to recover after they commit misconduct.
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Faces of a Century
They have lived through the 1919 race riot, the Capone era, and seven Cubs trips to the World Series. Meet these Chicago-area centenarians.
Chicago’s Historic City Clubs Scramble to Stay Relevant
These longtimers are getting revamped to attract the attention of younger, more casual crowds.
How Jason Heyward Is Fixing His Swing
After a brutal 2016 at the plate, he’s gone back to his approach from early in his career—and very early on, it seems to be working.
It's Been One Year Since Mayor Emanuel Put a "Down Payment" on Police Reform
But has the bill been paid in full?
Will a Vote in Congress Strike Down a Plan to Help Illinois Workers Save for Retirement?
The Secure Choice plan, signed into law in 2015 and expected to start this year, is in danger.
10 Great Stories to Read This Week
Chicago’s best new restaurants, how Rick Bayless launched his career, and Illinois’s high-tech highway.
3 Things to Know About the Officers in the United Airlines Fiasco
The 300-member unarmed airport police force is facing national scrutiny after officers dragged a passenger off a United flight.
Illinoisians Are Willing to Pay More Taxes to Help the Poor
Just don’t ask us where exactly the money should go.
Jobs in Chicago's Tech Boom: Perception vs. Reality
Our city was recently named the top emerging tech hub by the IT staffing firm Modis, so we scoured job boards to see what kind of talent is being lured.