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There may be another winner in the bout between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson - Netflix, celebrating the holidays on a city cruise and a local organization empowering underrepresented tech founders.
Latest on today's key inflation data, taking on the challenge of building your own home and why revealing too much on social media can be dangerous.
Latest on today's key inflation data with Economist Diane Swonk, affording a home by taking on a tenant and strategies to lessen the financial impact of divorce.
The Bears are reportedly taking another look at the former Michael Reese hospital campus site for a new stadium, top tech trends for the holidays and why using a travel expert is recommended when planning a bucket list trip.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, how to stand out from the crowd when looking for a job and a visit with our Monday afternoon stock picker.
Holiday shopping kicks into high gear as big discounts roll out everywhere, A growing number of people are struggling with so-called "friend-flation" and a visit with the entrepreneur behind Lincoln Park's Neon Gardens.
Dealing with political division within the office, a proposed property tax hike in Chicago is generating a lot of discussion and examining the growth of AI and robots in the area of surgery.
What a Trump win means for your personal finances, making the move from worker to manager and a retail renaissance is unfolding at Chicago's top suburban malls.
The economy is generally seen as being in pretty good shape as Americans choose their next leader, tips to make cruise embarkation day hassle-free and giant TVs are flying off the shelves.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, making sure you don't let politics put your job in jeopardy and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A breakdown of today's big government jobs report, a restaurant that's a perfect spot for people who'll be heading to Lincoln Park for the popular Zoo Lights festival this year and building a career as a social media influencer from a base in Chicago.
Retailers continue to push up the start of the holiday shopping season, two major fast food brands makes moves to improve the customer experience and there are scary situations for kids tied to chatbots powered by Artificial Intelligence.
Drastically cut food expenses by using the viral 6-to-1 Grocery Method, Mayor Johnson reveals his budget proposal for next year and things you can do to hold down the cost of college.
Avoiding the label of ugly American when on a trip overseas, celebrating Halloween in the workplace and exploring the possibilities of a "baby moon" a last hurrah trip before a child arrives.
Authorities in Skokie are searching for the driver involved in a hit and run that killed a man yesterday afternoon. WBBM's Carolina Garibay reports. Photo Credit: Getty Images
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, immersive entertainment company Cosm has reached a deal with the NFL to broadcast league games and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
The Washington Commanders dramatic walk off win against the Bears is bringing back talk of an old trend involving football and politics.Photo Credit: Scott Taetsch/Getty Images
Expert tips to avoid common mistakes when planning fall getaways, questions to ask as you assess your financial readiness for retirement and we meet the owner of a local pizza parlor set to compete on the global stage.
Ticket prices for the World Series are through the roof, does using LinkedIn’s #OpenToWork badge come across as desperate? and replacing radio hosts with artificial intelligence-powered bots.
The Internal Revenue Service is announcing its adjustments for next year's filing season, there's now an opening date for the Universal Epic Universe Park in Florida and making your next trip an adventure to remember.
MLB playoff ratings surge, consumers are pushing back against shrinkflation by voting with their wallets and is sharing your biometric data safe?
As relationships grow more serious - couples must decide whether to merge finances - keep them separate - or strike a balance, a preview of next spring's local housing market and Amazon is going nuclear.
Walgreens is closing 1,200 stores, visitors to Europe are finding big crowds even in the off season and taking a break from the campaign hoopla by getting out of town.
Bears quarterback Caleb Williams brings an economic boost to Chicago, reasons why waiting too long to retire is unwise, and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
If you're considering buying a home in the next few years - you should start planning now, checking in on the redevelopment of Old Orchard Shopping Center and building a brand as a social media influencer.
Latest on today's headline inflation data, Chicago's hometown airline is increasing its flight footprint and a look at the comeback of Chicago's Foxtrot.
Latest on Hurricane Milton as it is set to make landfall in Florida, the country's largest water utility has been hit by a cyber attack and avoiding a huge mistake with your 401k account.
Maximize your impact by choosing the right charities, a look at the NFL's mission to conquer the world and protecting your vacation dollars in case of a weather related cancellation.
A look at the impact of so-called Skimpflation on consumers, tips to help land a new job and a visit with our Monday afternoon stock picker.
Latest on today's key government jobs report, a look into the struggles of the leading national drug store chains and we meet a Chicago business owner who's teamed up with her husband for a successful venture in the liquor industry.
Shopping channel QVC is boosting its presence in streaming - by becoming the exclusive broadcaster of USA Pickleball, Chicago-based McDonalds is introducing a new Big Mac that doesn't include beef and helping kids who can't be in the classroom stay in touch.
The inauguration effect on the stock market, making sure you don't have a distorted perception of your financial situation and the hurricane in the Southeast is a stark reminder of the need for an emergency fund.
A look at the potential economic impact of the massive port strike underway, there's concern about a much-wider war in the Middle East as Iran fires missiles into Israel and more people are choosing to take their pets on trips.
As a US port strike looms - freight operators are scrambling to move billions of dollars in trade before a potential midnight shutdown, the college majors that are most likely to payoff and a major rock reunion tour is heading to Chicago.
Sharenting - the practice of parents over-sharing their children's lives on social media - presents a variety of risks for the kids, a look at the realities of artificial intelligence and the value of TikTok for advice on money..
The drop in interest rates is fueling a mortgage refinance boom, helping kids learn to manage money through an allowance and examining the curse of the Michelin Star.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, giving your finances an autumn update and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
The site of America's biggest nuclear disaster is being readied for a rebirth, trying to gauge the value of a new piece of baseball history and dealing with the weight of medical debt.
What the Fed's rate cut mean for consumers, tracking the rapidly-growing use of AI by kids - including with their schoolwork and more burned-out employees are taking sabbaticals.
The party appears to be over for Tupperware, a threatened strike could wreak havoc on global supply chain and the keys to estate planning for women.
Teenagers on Instagram face tighter restrictions, the role of influencers in helping small companies take on corporate competitors and
a burger chain is the target of a privacy lawsuit in Illinois.
Tips on how to ask for a raise, Chipotle is looking to expand the robot presence at its restaurants and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Active kids and the costs that come with their activities can quickly strain your budget, the growth of RH as a lifestyle brand and weighing the value of a store-specific credit card versus a general one.
A look at the resurgence of the Chicago Loop, an iconic cereal-selling character is back for more and the expanding business of taking private citizens into space.
Latest on inflation with Economist Diane Swonk, Chicago-based McDonald's is introducing kiosks that take cash and tips for buying a teenager's first car.
Some companies looking to attract and retain workers are becoming more pet friendly, Amazon unveils ‘Saver’ private-label grocery brand and taking kids out of school to travel.
The sequel to a 1988 movie is a huge hit in 2024, Apple is unveiling a host of newest products and the latest on the DirecTV/Disney dispute.
Solo dining at restaurants is becoming a thing, Cinnamon Toast Crunch collabs with Hormel's Black Label Bacon and we meet the shopkeeper behind Timeless Toys in Chicago's Lincoln Square neighborhood.
A look at the business of the NFL, Chipotle Mexican Grill teams with Spirit Halloween on a costume collection and Apple ups the ante on artificial intelligence.
The importance of financial compatibility in a relationship, companies that give shareholders perks and a sweet cocktail that's creating a serious buzz at the US Open.
It's a great time of year to take a trip, customers of DirecTV are missing the Mouse and a Chicago market is poised for a comeback.
We'll look at how to best help elderly parents with their finances, there's less pain at the gas pump this Labor Day weekend and we'll introduce you to the owner of a popular Chicago comic book shop that's been in business for 36 years.
Sports Collectibles remain hot, making sure your family memories don't simply fade away and taking a pass on college could be a smart move.
Helping teens get a basic understanding of money, navigating so-called grey romance can complicate finances and a look at the new Barbie flip phone.
Reentering the workforce can be a challenge especially when you've been away for a while, professional beach volleyball is coming to Chicago and taking a cruise with the kids in tow.
A look at the impact of falling mortgage rates on the home buying market, making sure kids have a real understanding of money and longer life expectancy brings the need to plan for a longer retirement.
A major chicken restaurant chain is diversifying into a surprising area, a weekend event aimed at lovers of classic cars and the latest on innovation in Chicago.
Talking politics in the workplace can be a double-edged sword, a look at how far people will go when it comes to spending on pets and dealing with cell phone bans in schools.
The Labor Department has issued a major downward revision to the number of jobs created over the past year, there's a change in Ford's electric vehicle strategy and deciding when it's smart to make a buy now - pay later purchase.
Spending Thanksgiving or Christmas at a hotel offers a refreshing alternative to the traditional holiday setup, tips on unlocking the magic of a Disney vacation and what to consider before deciding to freeze your credit.
Chicago is in the political spotlight thanks to the Democratic National Convention, a developer hopes magic will draw customers to a currently shuttered restaurant space in downtown Chicago and a social media trend to show off your thriftiness.
An expected convention bump for Chicago hotels and restaurants doesn't appear to be happening, a convention in the Chicago area this weekend has nothing to do with politics and we meet the man behind the largest video arcade in the US.
An audit of your streaming costs can be a real eye-opener, the amount you should have in an emergency fund is likely more than most think and the role of artificial intelligence as a tool to influence this year's election.
The job market for fall is tighter than its been in recent months, it's a good time to be shopping for a used car and a fast-food drive-thru uses artificial intelligence to go bilingual.
Latest on today's key inflation data, how to negotiate college tuition and travel tips for women
A look at the busy week on Wall Street, New rules for the way realtors are paid are set to kick in this weekend and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Immediate actions to take if you're victim of a data breach, using a 3D printer to build an entire home and checking back in with the co-owner of Mima's Taste of Cuba.
How a new perfume for dogs reflects a huge market for pet supplies, restaurants take on the challenge of keeping down food costs and things to do with your smartphone before you travel.
Americans are carrying a record load of credit card debt, mortgage rates drop and an education in ways to pay for college.
Artificial Intelligence can be a valuable tool to help craft a great resume, a guide for first time homebuyers and taking advantage of the dip sometimes referred to as shoulder season.
Latest on today's sell-off on Wall Street, major pharmacy chains are closing more locations and a pair of stock picks from a money pro.
The big government jobs report for July is the economic headliner, a preview of the fall home-buying season and combining a love of nature with a passion for jewelry.
Helping young people establish strong credit, retirement strategies for self-employed workers and the recent worldwide tech outage sparked by a CrowdStrike software update set off a lot of alarms.
Latest on Federal Reserve interest rate policy, Parent company Yum Brands says it's bringing artificial intelligence technology to drive-thru lanes at it's Taco Bell restaurants and a downtown restaurant trades table cloths for tacos.
A successful career can require a balance of passion vs. practicality, adding more meaning to your next trip by doing something for the greater good and bringing deeper meaning to your next vacation.
The next few weeks will be exceptionally busy in Chicago, a pairing of Marvel superheroes makes box office magic and sports tourism is falling short at the Paris Summer Olympics.
The occasional three paycheck month can present some important financial opportunities, will viewers flock to Peacock to watch the Olympics and finding a sweet spot building a business featuring Southern-style bakeshop treats.
A conversation with economist Diane Swonk, Southwest Airlines is adding assigned seats and the huge impact of tech on the Summer Olympics.
Your job and career can be affected by what you wear, the rapid rise of the AI boyfriend and giving teenagers the education they need to handle money.
Owners of the United Center plan a 7 billion dollar redevelopment of 55-acres around the arena, for Halloween enthusiasts the season starts now and we'll look at why it's important to start booking fall foliage right away.
President Biden's decision reshapes the political landscape, Twisters has a big weekend at the box office and Why is Delta Airlines still struggling from last week's tech outage.
A look into the software issue that's caused the unprecedented disruptions Friday morning, a plan to keep better track of your subscription services and making sure adult children don't ruin your finances.
It may be a good idea for some buyers to go with new construction instead of an existing home, making savings a family affair and problems on the job can result from your personal posts on social media.
The latest chapter in the Bears stadium saga involves a meeting between Governor Pritzker and team president Kevin Warren, conducting a mid-year assessment of your financial situation and tracking a trend toward alternative beverages.
More workers are phoning it in, the WNBA has a major new partner and exploring some of the most pet-friendly hotel chains in the US.
Staying focused on financial fundamentals versus political events, an update on convention security in the wake of the shooting at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday and what retailers are expecting as the back-to-school shopping season kicks in.
Warning signs your fixer-upper house may be a money pit, helping new parents with financial planning and deciding if you should go private when shopping for a car.
Turning to the trades for a secure future, dealing with the impact of weather events on vacation rentals and robots will take on key roles in our personal lives in the future.
A look at the grocery merger involving Mariano's and Jewel on local stores, why young workers should take an aggressive approach to funding retirement and Chicago favorite Portillo's continues its out-of-state expansion.
Experts say it's important to keep your partners in the know about personal finances, avoiding oversharing in the workplace and tips on getting the most out of your next cruise.
A voice scam targeting the elderly that's inspired a movie, making sure a college student has a proper plan for spending and taking a wider approach to choosing stocks.
Audiences are flocking to theaters over the 4th of July holiday weekend, getting a credit card for a teen can help them build financial responsibility and a Chicago businesswoman who transitioned from gang-life to culinary success.
United Airlines is improving how it informs passengers about flight disruptions caused by inclement weather, prioritizing goals over market returns is key to a successful retirement and gas prices this July 4th are set to hit their lowest in three years.
There aren't many things more American than minor league baseball on the Fourth of July, avoiding the title of ugly American when traveling overseas and planning now to get the best value on a fall cruise.
It's Fourth of July week - we take a look at America's appetite for fireworks, why a grocery store decides to re-arrange the aisles and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A triathlon coming to Chicago in August is aimed at a wide range of athletes, making a go in the ultra-competitive pizza space and a robot designed for kids that communicates through artificial intelligence.
Don't let politics cloud your investment strategy, Walgreens plans to close what it says is a significant number of under-performing stores and a controversy involving the use of artificial intelligence to generate voices.
Home prices in the Chicago metro area just reached a fresh set of record highs, setting up a gift registry for a divorce and Chicago-based Grubhub is teaming with Jewel-Osco's parent company Albertsons for grocery delivery.
The college degree you earn is usually connected to the money you'll make, a look at an increasingly-popular trend of solo trips for women and cheaper steakhouses are drawing more customers.
Healthy money habits for couples, a look at what TikTok is calling a No Spend Month and tips to boost your credit score.
Sticky inflation is forcing many people to stretch their paychecks and seek more income, unhappy fast food customers are taking their appetites elsewhere and we meet a professional eater who's digging into the social media space.
A familiar purple McDonald's character is having a high profile summer, putting Santa to work in the off-season and why tickets to this Sunday's Sky game against Indiana are so expensive.
The NFL is facing legal action over its Sunday Ticket package of games, if you're looking for a used car your timing may be great and prospects of a four-day work week are gaining traction.
The impact of extreme heat on airline operations, what's behind the resurgence of the flip phone and tips for planning a multigenerational trip.
The new Disney Pixar movie Inside Out 2 is energizing a sluggish summer box office, a new airline is going to the dogs and strategies to improve your chances of landing a great job.
Doubts remain surrounding the construction of a permanent casino in Chicago, we check in with the chef behind a booming local barbecue business and help in choosing a gift for Dad at the liquor store.
Early planning can help keep down the costs of school in the fall, figuring out your phone's expiration date and a preview of Chicago's big summer
A look at the latest measure of inflation, all home improvement projects are not created equal and forming an investment club to improve your financial results.
The cost of owning a home goes well beyond the monthly mortgage payment, don't play politics with your portfolio and keeping your home safe while traveling.
Father's Day is Sunday - a time for retailers to cash in, checking out an electric vehicle - by renting one and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Latest on today's big government jobs report, an apartment building on Chicago's Gold Coast is bucking current real estate trends and a Chicago woman takes her shot at the tequila market.
Big brother may not necessarily be listening - but your electronic devices probably are, teaching kids a skill that could save their life and there could be extra eyes on you the next time you're shopping.
The upscale Foxtrot convenience stores in Chicago will be re-opening after a sudden closure in April, College isn’t the path for all graduates - especially now when the demand for skilled workers is high and bringing the family together to come up with a budget for summer.
Taking one child on a trip separate from their siblings, the pitfalls of keeping up with the Joneses and WTTW/Channel 11's Geoffrey Baer joins us for a look at the best places to visit here in Chicago.
As home prices soar - build-to-rent communities are gaining traction, the Blackhawks, Bulls and White Sox games will be broadcast live on the Chicago Sports Network beginning in October and a visit with our Monday afternoon stock picker.
The Bears will be living the Hard Knocks Life, it's a huge weekend for water parks in the Chicago area and the role of innovators in working to fight climate change.
A look at the theft of catalytic converters, the number of people paying late fees on their bills is rising and federal regulators are clearing the way for more drone deliveries.
Latest on the passing of Illinois' budget, the 90's called - their fashion is back! and there appears to be no end in sight to problems with Takata air bags.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, an update on the makeover of O'Hare and dealing with a bad boss.
Financial goal setting for families, beating food inflation with a home garden and opening an old-school-style supper club in Chicago's River North neighborhood.
Building a house using 3-D printing technology powered by AI, Microsoft adds artificial intelligence capabilities directly on to its computers and the government has it's eye on the country's largest concert promoter.
Amazon plans to give its Alexa voice assistant a major overhaul, inexpensive ways to boost the curb appeal of your home and money strategies when two families become one.
Nestle is introducing a new line of meals designed for people taking weight loss drugs - such as Ozempic, how artificial intelligence can enhance your paycheck and place to visit where the US dollar is strong.
Illinois' giant footprint in aviation extends well beyond Chicago's airports, the weekday lunch rush is official dead and the future of Social Security may not be as bleak as some experts predict.
The mall food court is making a comeback, a legendary Chicago auto dealer is unveiling some major makeovers and taking care of your pet - even after you're gone.
Wayfair is set to open its first ever brick-and-mortar store in Wilmette, the latest on the comeback by downtown Chicago and gadget that will help make it a better summer.
More retirees are finding they have to return to the workforce, the explosive power of the NFL is displayed on the league's - schedule release day and the next robo-call you get may be generated through artificial intelligence.
Latest on today's key inflation data, tips for navigating festival travel like a pro and taking a ride on some of the Midwest's most thrilling roller-coasters
A preview of the busy week on Wall Street, gauging the Caitlin Clark effect on the WNBA and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
It's opening weekend for the Frontier League's - Joliet Slammers, why kids should have a credit card and steering clear of tipping when you're on a trip.
Why an overwhelming number of people are saying they're not "Living the Dream" in retirement, preserving memories using digital technology and how employees are bringing their own artificial intelligence to work.
Giving kids the gift of investing, one industry that most people would be surprised to find out customers are stealing from - restaurants and parental strategies for financially preparing college-bound teens.
Sometimes delaying retirement is the best option, taking the family dog on a road trip and why a seemingly minor collision - results in major repair bills.
A look at Mother's Day spending, the role of quantum computing in the future of Illinois and discussing the impact on a business when it loses its prominent leader.
Latest on today's key government jobs report, the signature drinks of the Kentucky Derby and taking a pop-up taco stand to a brick and mortar business.
Tips to navigate virtual hiring, making the best choice for a teenager's first car and gadgets designed to help you stay safe.
How a new classification for marijuana should impact the cannabis industry, the relationship between the maker of Pop Tarts and comedian Jerry Seinfeld - also taking your retirement for a test drive.
Unveiling the layers of truth behind the real price tag of a Chicago Bears stadium, a look at the retro resurgence in fashion and exploring trips that give parents the opportunity to spend quality time together on their own.
Exploring the possibility of combining CTA - Metra and Pace into a single regional transit agency, the return of dress codes at restaurants and a look at AI created election disinformation.
Data this week shows signs that the US may be headed for stagflation - a troubling scenario that could be worse than a recession, we meet a pro athlete turned serial entrepreneur and adding comic books to your investment portfolio can provide a layer of diversification.
A look at what's behind the sell-off on Wall Street, what you need to consider when giving a child their first phone and how this spring's expected Cicada Boom could impact restaurant menus.
A look at the Chicago Bears big reveal, how the cost of daycare can impact career decisions and Tesla touts a new line of more-affordable electric vehicles.
A look at the re-opening of a Chicago lakefront favorite, local vacations with a European feel and there's a sudden closure of Dom’s Kitchen & Market and Foxtrot Market locations in Chicago.
Buying a house in a community with good schools comes with a cost, how restaurants are feeling the pinch of weight loss drugs and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Swifties across the globe are in ecstasy today - now that a new double album has dropped, Abt Electronics ups its green game and a look ahead to the Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo.
A look at the future of electric vehicles, hackers are targeting accounts of the recently deceased and a gift guide for - graduations, weddings and other spring events.
Bulls - White Sox - Blackhawks are reportedly near Stadium broadcast deal, scoring a dime bag at a national sandwich chain and are you ready for some baseball? in the northwest suburbs.
It was a huge night for the Chicago Sky as the WNBA held its draft, ways to to find off-market real estate listings and making your next trip as part of a group.
Making next year's tax season a lot easier to navigate, a look at the local summer jobs markets and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
More discussion has taken place this week involving sports stadiums in Chicago, gearing up for a down-sized work week and an entrepreneur who's found a niche in the brewing business.
A look at the rise of the YouTube star, golf season is underway in the Chicago area and attracting fast food customers by going through the nose.
Latest on a new rooftop battle involving the Cubs, major changes are coming to the television football landscape this fall and learning personal finance concepts from TikTok.
A look at the growing problem of housing affordability, you may owe Uncle Sam for your college basketball pool winnings and a cruise line is targeting a new type of traveler - the remote worker.
A preview of today's solar eclipse, a look at the age old investment adage: Sell in May and Go Away and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Promoting innovation across generations, strategies for what to do if you become suddenly wealthy and the controversy over a recently-minted piece of sports memorabilia.
The sticker price at some colleges is now closing in on six figures per year, Amazon's ambitious cashier-less technology hasn't lived up to expectations and Monday's solar eclipse has spawned a flood of products designed to cash in on the event.
A discussion on the phenomenon known as Clarkonomics, educating teenagers about money before they head to college and voters in a Midwest city turn down a proposed stadium tax.
Everything you should know about the dark web, a guide to sending kids on a commercial airline flight all by themselves and heading downstate to view the solar eclipse.
Tips on getting everyone involved in family financial planning - even the kids, an overwhelming number of Americans say tipping has gotten out of control and flying cars are becoming a reality.
A survey by job site Monster finds an astounding 95% of Americans plan to look for a new job in 2024, taking the concept of a video arcade to levels not seen before and restaurants are gearing up for a very busy Easter Sunday this year.
Former Illinois Governor Pat Quinn proposes a public vote on stadium deals, an update on the business of baseball on this opening day and discovering some of the flaws in Artificial Intelligence powered chatbots.
Easter's early date this year could cost retailers, Ford plans to muscle up with one of its iconic cars and there can be advantages to renting instead of buying a home.
McDonald’s will sell Krispy Kreme donuts nationwide, Things people forget before embarking on a major trip and mega cruises are revolutionizing the industry.
ESPN's ratings soar with Caitlin Clark's dominance on the basketball court, tips on prepping for next year's taxes and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
More details are emerging about a proposed Bears lakefront stadium, latest on a shift in restaurant tipping culture and a Chicago restaurant that celebrates the spirit of New Orleans.
The return of an iconic Chicago restaurant, Illinois' marijuana sales are projected to outpace the national growth rate and AI-powered humanoid robots are poised to revolutionize our world in a big way.
The start of March Madness can be a rallying point for workers, performing a spring sweep of your money matters and auto insurance bills are taking a bigger bite out of budgets.
Making sure you're prepared for an unexpected financial hit, warnings are out about safety at several popular international spring break destinations and the importance of curb appeal when selling a home.
Major changes are coming to the realty industry, legal sportsbooks gear-up for an avalanche of March Madness wagers and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Putting a tax refund to work, St. Patrick's Day is big for a Jewish deli in the western suburbs and the sportsbook at Wrigley Field is welcoming bettors just in time for March Madness.
A creative effort to turn around a struggling craft brewing industry in Illinois, a national theater chain inks an Olympic-sized deal and a survey finds nearly half of young adults have a certain money-related disorder.
The US House has passed a bill that could lead to a nationwide ban of the popular social media app TikTok, it's going to be a record setting spend for St. Patrick's this weekend and setting goals as you reach different ages.
A look at the latest trend among Tweens - Sephora Kids, US airlines express capacity concerns amidst ongoing issues at Boeing and considerations before renting an Airbnb.
The latest chapter in the Bears stadium saga, how adult children can put a strain on their parent's finances and a visit with our Monday afternoon stock picker.
Latest on the big government jobs report, wine shops are expanding into the wedding registry business and a not-for-profit organization run by a Chicago Police Officer that helps young people reach their highest potential.
Latest on Chicago's sports stadium saga, AI companies are concerned about the misuse of their platforms for partisan political purposes and airport security could be heading to the next level.
An update on Chicago's late night dining scene, commercial real estate remains a big risk for the economy and tips for boosting your credit score.
Utilizing artificial intelligence to put together a vacation, retail vacancy in downtown Chicago hits an historic high and some of the best travel dupes to checkout this Summer.
Spring cleaning your personal finances, a look at some of the hurdles faced by the White Sox stadium proposal and how companies are monitoring what their workers are doing while on the job.
An event in Chicago next month will put a spotlight on women entrepreneurs, nice weather is allowing some golf courses in the area to get an early start on the season and a veteran Chicago restaurateur is expanding his Chicago footprint.
Movie theater operators are pinning their hopes on Dune: Part Two to provide a refreshing relief amidst the scarcity of blockbuster content, Weight Watchers is dealing with a game-changing loss and upping the human factor when producing a robots.
How consumers view weight loss drugs, looking behind the numbers of America's growing pet industry and the latest chapter in the Chicago sports stadium saga.
How to deal with bullies in the workplace, Wendy's is looking to test surge pricing and when taking out a 401k loan actually makes sense.
How the Chicago Fire fits into the Sox and Bears stadium equation, getting a handle of your numerous on-line accounts and the FTC sues to block the major grocery store merger.
The company Intuitive Machines has become the first private firm to land a spacecraft on the moon, a Chicago businesswoman with a sweet secret for success and a look at what's behind the 1970's style weddings trend.
Latest on plans for a new ballpark in the South Loop, AT&T customers hit by widespread cellular outages across the country and the growing world of AI Chatbots.
A look at deploying quantum computing to Illinois, the Caitlin Clark effect on the sports world and how to take advantage of a federal student application form loophole.
Controlling a computer mouse using only your mind, tips for dads taking kids on a trip and making sure you're prepared if you're heading out on a cruise.
Chicago's LaSalle Street- once the city's epicenter of government and commerce - has significantly declined - and it has many business owners concerned about the future of downtown, President's Day is a big event for retailers and getting a running start on the summer job search for teens.
it's the time of year for a favorite Chicago non-meat sandwich, we meet an author who offers a different perspective on life and a visit with the Easter Bunny.
Restaurants in Chicago are eagerly anticipating next summer's Democratic National Convention, a preview of the new Titanic exhibit opening at Westfield Old Orchard and solving a labor shortage by recruiting robots.
If you're still contemplating a Valentine's Day gift you may want to propose a romantic-getaway, lab-grown diamonds versus their natural counterparts and singles are going old school when looking for a relationship.
A key reading on inflation, a popular suburban mall reveals it's latest makeover plans and navigating a romantic relationship in the workplace.
Super Bowl weekend is the unofficial kick-off to the spring home-buying season, will Dunkin's Big Game ad be worth the big bucks and ways to help get credit card debt under control.
Millions of workers are expected to call-in sick with the Super Bowl Flu on Monday, a preview of this year's Chicago Auto Show and a Chicago treasure sharing his love for the history of the city.
A look at Disney's banner quarterly earnings, beware of vampire tasks at work and gauging the risk of a potential cyber attack on your personal devices.
In what some are calling The Taylor Swift Effect - this year's Super Bowl will feature more commercials aimed at women, a new sports streaming service features a trio of seeming competitors and Ford is reevaluating its plans for electric vehicles.
Talk of a new Bears stadium near the lakefront is renewing discussion about a potential Super Bowl in Chicago, making a multi-generational trip fun for all and tips for planning a destination wedding.
Bears are now reportedly focusing on the lakefront not the suburbs for a new stadium, making a search for employment your full-time job and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Latest on today's key government jobs report, celebrating Paczki season in Chicago and one of city's go-to B-B-Q joints is expanding its foot-print
A preview of Chicago Theater Week, how FAFSA delays are leaving some students in limbo and a device intended to enable direct communication between the human brain and technology.
Asking the question - Is there such a thing as too big when it comes to cruise ships, a push to release more movies on the big screen and strategies for leftover money from college savings accounts.
A look at destinations in Illinois that can provide a little spice to Valentine's Day, the plan for a new White Sox ballpark in the South Loop is gaining momentum and the best places to ski near Chicago.
There's a growing move in Illinois to introduce food products infused with THC, sports betting is big business in Illinois and what's behind the shortage of doctors nationwide.
A media executive turned recruiter shares job hunting tips, important things to consider before filing your 2023 tax return and a successful Chicago businesswoman with a fascinating back story.
Replacing diesel fuel with a hydrogen-based cell, Boeing 737 Max 9 jets could be back in the air soon and shares of Tesla drop following disappointing earnings.
How to pay for college, deciding whether you should relocate for a job and checking out the buzz involving pot stocks.
A look at the importance of work life balance, talking about personal finances early in a relationship and putting a spotlight on trips to the Carolinas.
A Chiefs playoff win means another week of the Taylor Swift/Travis Kelce saga, finding ways to bridge a money divide with friends and why the musical community is worried about the influx of artificial intelligence.
While cities revel in playoff football, Chicago watches from the sidelines - why early birds secure tax refunds first and the fusion of Chinese and Louisiana influences in a new Chicago restaurant.
The Chicago White Sox are reportedly considering a location in the South Loop for a new ballpark, a former Chicago Bear teams up with a top chef in a new restaurant and a preview of Chicago Restaurant Week.
It appears the cold wave is not good for electric vehicles, a low risk way to unlock financial growth and using loud budgeting to increase your savings.
A look at how living on cruise ships instead of retirement homes can be a realistic option, a look at what's driving cannabis stocks higher and Frommer's guide to the best place to go in 2024.
Making sure your kids don't miss out on summer camps this year, attacks in the Red Sea are impacting cargo ships belonging to American companies and a visit with our Monday afternoon stock picker.
As the snow falls it's an opportunity for young entrepreneurs to grab their shovels and earn money clearing driveways, the NFL takes a deeper dive into games not on broadcast TV and bringing beauty to Chicago's Bridgeport neighborhood.
Bitcoin sees large swings on the first day of trading for Bitcoin ETFs, a popular California-based breakfast place makes its move into Chicago and a wrap of this year's CES in Las Vegas.
Parents who are financially supporting their adult children are at risk of postponing their own retirement, office vacancy in downtown Chicago ends the year at another record high and a look at the top jobs in the US for 2024.
A look at the latest technology featured at this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, getting away from it all in the aftermath of a personal break-up and the Chicago casino isn't delivering the tax revenue the city was expecting.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, a look at the hottest tech gadgets from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Latest on today's key government jobs report, as people connect in the New Year - mastering coffee etiquette is crucial for networking and we meet the businesswoman behind the literary haven - Exile in Bookville.
A social media partnership could provide a boost for a struggling fitness equipment maker, the Windows keyboard is seeing its biggest change in nearly three decades and a Valentine's Day gift that may be impossible to find.
A look at the potential economic impact of next year's Democratic National Convention at the United Center, artificial intelligence is coming to a lot more devices and getting the year off to a good start with a Dry January for your money.
Meet the 2024 Dogs of the Dow, more people are canceling streaming services and what's hot for vacation adventures in 2024.
2023 has been a banner year for stocks, a look at the closure of several popular Chicago restaurants and its been a roller coaster year for gas prices.
Prepare for the New Year with a financial reset, tips on looking for a new job in January and artificial intelligence is poised to take another big step forward in 2024.
Ring in the financial New Year with resolutions that involve the entire family, artificial intelligence will take another big step in 2024 and tips on setting up a solid financial foundation for kids.
A look at combining vacations with charity work, say goodbye to free returns as a slew of retailers add fees and vacation planning using artificial intelligence.
A look at 2024 restaurant trends, unlocking the gift of education with 529 plans and transforming lives through culinary empowerment.
The end of year often means substantial discounts on dealership lots - making it an opportune time for buyers, a medical breakthrough that was a direct result from using Artificial Intelligence and two major media companies explore a potential merger.
Social Security is giving retirees a raise next year -but experts says it isn't enough to meet soaring living costs, benefits of a Roth IRA and initiating a candid financial conversation with college students.
Not having access to your cell phone may cause Nomophobia, a look at unique winter getaways that are very affordable and planning your next trip using artificial intelligence.
The film Wonka claimed the box office crown over the weekend, financial tips for older adults considering marriage and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Embrace a fresh start this January with new career possibilities, uniting the family through shared financial objectives and a look at Chicago's flourishing entrepreneurial scene.
A look ahead to advances in technology for 2024, results of research into school cheating powered by artificial intelligence and some of the top tech gifts for holiday gift giving.
Some hotel's advertise so-called perks that seem to be standard operating procedure, making sure you don't waste flexible spending account money and putting a spotlight on female investors.
When it comes to the success of a shopping mall - it often comes down to three things -- location - location - location, Wendy's plans to expand its use of artificial intelligence in its restaurants and just because you're on a budget - that doesn't mean you can't have a great travel experience - similar to one that costs much more.
An audit of subscriptions could help get your budget in line, a look at what's behind the growing interest of lab grown diamonds and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
The government jobs report for November is out, an update on Chicago's downtown & a spotlight on the owner of a Chicago business that helps promote personal growth.
Latest on the US jobs market, Artificial Intelligence trends for 2024 and digital tools that can preserve family history.
Year-end financial planning is a critical part of properly managing your investments, December can be a great time of year to score a sweet deal on a new vehicle and mark your calendars for Chicago Restaurant Week in January.
Building a foundation of financial literacy for your kids can start at home, tips for selecting an enjoyable cruise experience and a look at the growing trend of wellness tourism.
A look at the US jobs market, making the decision to un-retire and preparing for the new federal college aid application form.
Using AI to help find the perfect holiday gift, examining the surprisingly wide appeal of the hit show The Golden Bachelor and holistic healing though candle making.
The home video game console is one of the hot gifts this year, a look at the explosion of artificial intelligence in the past year and Chicago-based restaurants look for growth opportunities by chasing the sun.
The price tag of happiness for more than half of Americans is 1.2 million dollars, bringing the story of the Titanic to a suburban mall and another Happy Meal for adults
Avoiding some common mistakes as you plan your next trip, an iconic breakfast treat is getting a tasty new marketing push and combining a fun trip with a side of service.
Latest look at Cyber Monday online sales, keeping your personal information safe while shopping online and deciding if a buy now, pay later plan for holiday spending will work for you.
Stores are looking to entice shoppers with significant Black Friday discounts this year, embarking on a waterfront adventure with City Cruises Chicago and we dive into the world of pickleball.
The Thanksgiving grocery store rush is on, enjoying a Thanksgiving feast with a side of personal finance and bars will be bustling tonight for so-called Blackout Wednesday.
A trio of big box giants is now projecting a lackluster holiday season, tips to de-stress family trips during the holidays and scooping up vacation deals during special holiday sales.
Rising Ozempic use for weight loss challenges traditional holiday feast trends, making sure your sports memorabilia is real and when parents need to cut the financial strings with adult children.
Surging childcare costs can make staying home a more viable financial option than having a job, an entrepreneur who's de-stigmatizing mental health issues in Chicago's black community and bringing the art of candle-making to the people.
Long-term financial success often hinges on certain behavioral traits - but a mere 10% of workers posses them, Chicago-based Big Shoulders Coffee has been awarded the title of America's best independent coffee shop and the trucking industry is increasingly turning to self-driving vehicles.
The big man in red is gearing up for a busy holiday season, a famous name in toys continues its journey on the comeback trail and the art of holiday tipping.
McDonald's is teaming up with Crocs for exclusive shoes inspired by the fast food chain's iconic mascots, discovering statewide attractions where festive magic sparkles and living like a local while traveling abroad.
Money Dysmorphia is a distorted view of wealth that often hinders sufferers from reaching long-term financial goals, Exxon accelerates the EV revolution with lithium drilling right here in the U-S and taking the stress out of making the Thanksgiving meal and opting to go to a restaurant instead.
Advancements in MRI technology shine as full body scans become more effective at detecting cancer, advice for veterans on avoiding a rise in scams aimed at them and a look at the next advancement in artificial intelligence that involves robotics.
Generation-Z is ditching pricey brands for budget-friendly dupes or knockoffs, Black Friday has dwindled from its former glory and how augmented reality is improving surgeries.
A look at taking a random walk down Wall Street, an exploration of the workplace practice of hot desking and GM's latest problem may spell doom for a major auto trend.
Open AI is making waves in the world of Artificial Intelligence, why more people are making hardship withdrawals from their retirement accounts and an alternative to a traditional Thanksgiving destination.
Artificial Intelligence is creating a new age of hiring, money moves to make before the end of the year and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A breakdown of today's key government jobs report, looking for a Taylor Swift effect on the US economy and we meet a breeder of German Shepherds - on a mission to make sure the industry is more humane.
Why it is a good idea to stalk yourself online, a look at what the Six Flags/Cedar Fair merger means for park goers and putting up protection walls around artificial intelligence.
People looking to buy a home next year can do themselves a huge favor by laying a lot of the groundwork now, the new Apple Watch is expected to include enhanced health features and the price is right for people looking to buy a holiday turkey.
Tips to successfully navigate the busy holiday travel season with kids in tow, we learn about virtual credit cards and experiencing the romance of the American West at a Dude Ranch.
General Motors has become the last automaker to reach a tentative agreement with the United Auto Workers union - marking the likely end of the labor strike, rising credit scores defy growing consumer debt and a visit with our Monday afternoon stock picker.
A look at a potential strike at several leading US pharmacy chains, we meet a visionary CEO who's breaking barriers in the construction industry as a Latina leader and living on a cruise in retirement might be more affordable than many think!
Tracking the remarkable rise in non-alcoholic cocktail sales, the UAW reaches a tentative agreement with Ford and advancements in AI deep-fake technology fuel the troubling spread of misinformation surrounding the Israeli-Hamas conflict.
A look at an emerging trend among younger workers which challenges the traditional way of saving toward retirement, deciding who to listen to when looking for financial advice and sharing political opinions in the workplace might result in termination.
The US State Department has issued a worldwide alert - advising all Americans overseas to exercise increased caution, taking a break from spending through a financial fast and taking an adult trip to Disney.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, getting ahead of the AI revolution and a visit with our Monday afternoon stock picker.
Latest on holiday hiring, we meet a teenage social media influencer who's big on Halloween and building a restaurant chain using Mediterranean flair.
Netflix raises prices again, the war in the Middle East is putting a spotlight on false information that's being distributed across social media platforms and social media is a useful tool when you're trying to get an airline's attention.
Q-R codes, robots and artificial intelligence are taking on greater roles in the restaurant industry, but is it too much tech? - avoiding the phenomenon known as lifestyle creep and dealing with a shortage of painters by bringing in the robots.
Updating the hot market for NBA tickets, why the offer of a promotion at work may not be an automatic yes and the advantages of paying off your credit card balances.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, it's the invasion of the Swifties at movie theaters and AI is being deployed in the battlefield.
Using the power of film to attract fast food customers, turning a catering company into a rapidly growing culinary empire and why you need to book your holiday flight ASAP.
The Evanston Land Use Commission has approved the development of a new Northwestern football stadium but with a key caveat, exploring a new office trend called - coffee badging and how artificial intelligence is helping spread misinformation - even to kids.
A great way to help kids get interested in investing is putting together a family investment club, there's a change at the executive suite at suburban based Walgreens and why downsizing your home may not be your best move.
Embarking on a trip often requires mastering the delicate dance between meticulous planning and embracing the unexpected, tips to maximizing a charitable donation and a balance transfer allows you to potentially save big on credit card interest.
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A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, Google unveils a new AI search tool for Doctors and a visit with our Monday afternoon stock picker.
Latest on today's key government jobs report, media is cashing-in on the growing number of Spanish-language viewers in the US market and an interesting path leading to a suburban Cafe described in a new book.
Another new golf league is coming to television, a look at opportunities in the healthcare space and the latest on AI image generator technology.
Tips on car buying in the context of the UAW strike, keys to become a financially successful couple and the McRib is making yet another return.
Beyonce’s Renaissance Tour concert film is coming to theaters in December, robots that can assemble a burrito bowl and a look at a giant threat to the Thanksgiving travel season.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, help in navigating the choppy waters of getting a passport and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Latest on Chicago innovation trends, a look at how Swifities are impacting the NFL ticket market and helping immigrants deal with legal issues.
An iconic Chicago restaurant known for amazing views has closed, the strike by the United Auto Workers is expected to expand and how to future-proof your career with in-demand skills
Strategies for catching up on retirement savings, building an early foundation for investing and Kraft Heinz looks to cash in on the Swift/Kelce.
Striking up a conversation with a chatbot, celebrating autumn in Illinois and the point where Swifties intersect with the NFL.
Tips on how to lower your credit card interest rate, how a projected pandemic baby bust has become a baby bump and a visit with our Monday afternoon stock picker.
The UAW expands its walkout, you may want to get flights booked soon and a local entrepreneur is taking his chicken sandwich chain to the next level.
Latest on a nearly 30 Billion dollar acquisition in the tech sector, exploring efforts to use science to bring sight to the blind and Portillo's looks to bring its Chicago-style food to more of the country.
Economist - Diane Swonk joins us with the latest on the Federal Reserve, an update on the holiday jobs market and AI could be impacting your job sooner than you think.
Things to consider when looking for a financial advisor, enjoying cavier with Pringles and why you may want to reverse engineer your fall trip.
A look at the top colleges in the US, what the UAW strike means for car buyers and a change in plans for Monday Night Football.
Latest on the UAW's historic strike targeting all three Detroit automakers, changes in the television landscape - including on the local scene and finding success in the highly competitive tequila space.
Union auto workers are set for a walkout against top carmakers, a plant which will produce lab-grown meat is coming to the northern suburbs and checking out the latest wearables for kids.
Latest on today's headline inflation data, American automakers are facing a worker walkout and more restaurant customers are experiencing tipping fatigue.
A look at the latest tech from Apple, artificial intelligence is making its way into the soda space and ways for women to feel secure when traveling alone.
Disney/Charter settle cable dispute hours before the debut of ESPN's Monday Night Football, jelly giant JM Smucker is buying the maker of Twinkies and helping charge electric vehicles by electrifying the road.
Taylor Swift chooses the big screen over the stream, first-time homebuyers may not need as large of a down payment as they think and building a business in the competitive restaurant space.
A survey by CNBC finds 4-in-10 American workers aren't contributing to their 401k retirement plan, the Taste of Chicago opens Friday and artificial intelligence is impacting the fight against cancer.
The NFL season gets underway tomorrow under a changing broadcast landscape, a look at the expected record setting betting on this year's pro football season and making sure your partner is in the financial know.
A look at the future of public transportation in the Chicago area, weighing the decision of childcare versus back to work and the implications of bringing a pet on your next airline flight.
Latest on today's key government jobs report, we'll get a taste of Cuban cuisine offered by a Chicago restaurant and a look at the expansion of artificial intelligence in the workplace.
Could there be another Barbenhiemer on the way, playing the algorithm game when you're looking for a job and the vehicles that are currently the most targeted by thieves.
Tesla is poised to open an all night diner/drive-in, a look at the impact of Hurricane Idalia on air travel and car buying tips from a former auto dealer.
Open AI is expanding it's Chatbot reach by moving into the business sector, a double whammy could lift gas prices higher and making the most out of autumn in the Midwest.
Lending a financial hand to your parent, major changes are coming to the college financial aid application process and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Proven ways to improve your credit score, UAW workers have voted to authorize a strike and we meet the founder of a Chicago coffee roastery that's producing a special blend.
As people live longer it creates greater financial challenges, what happens if AI becomes self-aware and making sure that a remote job will remain that way.
Near hits involving planes spark increased scrutiny of aviation safety, the athletic footwear business is stumbling and dealing with the financial elements of divorce.
The future of the White Sox appears to be in flux, Airlines are struggling to staff the cockpit and it's time to book a trip - now that the summer crowds are gone.
Parents preparing kids for back to school are facing high prices for supplies, a call to embrace artificial intelligence to improve education and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
An inheritance can sometimes include assets loved ones don't want, taking an established Chicago pastry shop to the next level and helping teenagers learn to handle credit.
Looking for value when making decisions on home improvement, protecting the privacy of kids on online and setting up a savings account for your pet.
Need to know tips before buying an electric vehicle, the latest numbers on television use are quite eye-opening and Halloween retail is already in full swing.
Making sure you're financially prepared for an emergency, squeezing in a final summer getaway and why AI stock picks won't beat the market.
Restaurants are changed forever due to the pandemic, a look at what's being called on TikTok - Girl Math - as a new way to justify expensive purchases and a pair of investment ideas from a money pro.
The latest research indicates the 4-day workweek is gaining momentum, why students need to sign a power of attorney before they head off to college and an herbalist on Chicago's Far South Side - who's turning her passion into a business.
Finding new applications for unused suburban office space, overcoming a fear of retirement and AI is changing how students learn.
The birth of a baby is a perfect time to get started on their financial future, ESPN places a bet on gambling and the case of the missing 401K.
As students head back to classrooms technology is top of mind, Female solo travel is on the rise and celebrating the final weeks of summer with a getaway in Illinois.
Economist - Diane Swonk previews the busy week ahead, a look at how AI is being deployed to hospitals and the necessity of planning for the major expense of child care.
A look at the big government jobs report for July, adding a financial education to the college experience and an innovative Chicagoan who's growing her business at a rapid rate.
Dealing with lies told about you by artificial intelligence, making sure you don't get caught in a QR code scam and Lollapalooza means big business for Chicago's pot shops.
Calculating how much you really need to retire, a look at the longer term impact of the Hollywood strike and AI gives a boost to breast cancer detection.
Cruise lines are enjoying a full capacity comeback, prepare for a very slimy Super Bowl next February and under-the-radar travel safety hacks.
The explosive growth of artificial intelligence is raising questions about the potential elimination of white collar jobs, an update on the growth of soccer in America and admission to the sports memorabilia game is becoming much more expensive.
Using AI to plan your next getaway, back-to-school means it's time for an vision checkup and a love of food is a life changer for a Chicago woman.
McDonalds is thriving with a certain rotund, purple pal getting some of the credit, a look at the role of Artificial Intelligence in the hiring process and what's behind the thriving steak house scene in Chicago.
Ringing the entire family together to learn about investing, tips on buying a home in an uncertain market and ways to ensure sure you're living within your means.
A look at the impact of summer heat waves on travel, tips to planning a multigenerational vacation and using credit cards to get the best value for your trip.
Breaking down the big Barbenheimer weekend, Tesla looks to India to build a cheaper electric car for the masses and Twitter owner Elon Musk officially changes the company’s famous logo.
Back-to-school season is a huge time for the retail industry, a look at Barbenheimer through the eyes of a movie box office expert and bringing healthy food to a Chicago neighborhood in need of better nutrition.
Why concert tickets remain a top priority for many consumers, using AI to create entertainment content and paying for groceries using your palm.
A look at the business impact of the Women's FIFA World Cup, financial realities for women who are looking toward retirement and dealing with annoying behavior in the workplace.
The financial advantages of getting married, tips on how to un-plug while away from the office and don't bankrupt yourself to send your kids to college.
Gauging the impact of the strike in Hollywood, Lionel Messi shows off his star power and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Wisely managing your money during a divorce, shining a light on some of Chicago's most overlooked neighborhoods and offering fine dining on the city's West Side.
Disney considers selling its television business, airfare prices fall and deploying drones to help keep people safe from sharks.
A look at what's behind the drop in inflation, the upcoming release of the Barbie movie could be a boost for all things pink and overcoming money issues in a relationship.
Another chatbot has entered the growing AI race, strategies to negotiate credit card debt and putting golf at the center of your next adventure.
Choosing an advisor is one of the most important financial decisions most people make, summer is a great time to teach kids about money and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Latest on today's big government jobs report, a potential U-P-S strike could have a major impact on the economy and we meet the co-founder of Hewn Bread in Evanston
Red flags to watch out for when house hunting, toys with AI could be putting kids at risk and things to consider before un-retiring
Facebook parent Meta is launching an app that directly takes on rival Twitter, .Indiana Jones faces big trouble at the box office and investing with emotions can be costly.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, there's a new clothing trend that is promoting sustainability in the fashion industry and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A new British pub with Indian flair just opened in downtown Chicago, a review of your air travel rights and a look ahead to a major event for Chicago's tech community. air travelers rights
A look at the future of the Chicago Blackhawks after drafting Connor Bedard, it's been a rough week for air travelers and the latest in home security technology.
A promotion by McDonalds is taking on a life of its own on the social media platform - Tik Tok, there's a growing trend in the way people are quitting their jobs and help in dealing with the financial aspects of divorce or the death of a spouse.
Latest on the Bears stadium saga, more older Americans are heading out on trips and an electric vehicle maker files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
A new baby brings on major changes to a couple's finances, AI's use in elections sets off a scramble to address the issue and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Summer is a very busy time of year for the Santa business, some of the technical challenges posed by the NASCAR race in downtown Chicago and how to deal with an automotive recall.
American philanthropy drops for the first time in decades, a 1990's toy phenomenon is making a comeback and the ill-fated submersible trip to the Titanic is generating conversation about other dangerous, tech-based endeavors - including space tourism.
Inflation is taking a toll on weddings, playing the pet card to attract workers to the office and why the cost of chocolate is likely to be going up.
A look at some of the best travel sports for Foodies, history is made in the American liquor industry and tips for women taking a solo trip.
Identity thieves have their eye on young consumers through everyday actions like looking for an apartment, raising the retirement age for airline pilots and helping kids learn the basics of investing.
Talking to your car Knight Rider style, the 37th Annual Scottish Festival and Highland Games is taking place in Itasca this weekend and opening up an adventure park in a partnership with a suburban village.
The term - labor hoarding is being used to describe the current job market, using technology to keep kids' minds sharp during summer break and the search is on for auto mechanics.
Factoring a long life into your retirement strategy, a look at the latest fast food gimmicks and the Father's Day outlook for the retail sector.
The Bears have yet another stadium suitor, getting better flight value through the choice of airport and increasing the range of electric vehicles is key to mass adoption.
Augmented reality is set to transform cites as Apple enters the game with its Vision Pro Mixed Reality headset, exploring the growing trend of the Workcation and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Latest drama surrounding the Bears stadium saga, turning a passion for Cosplay into a thriving business and rival automakers team with Tesla for electric vehicle charging stations.
Governor Pritzker woos EV battery markers, tips on how teens can cash-in on the hot labor market and space tourism is about to take a giant leap forward - thanks to Artificial Intelligence.
A look at how artificial intelligence is taking healthcare to the next level, as parents get older they may need help in maintaining their finances and student loan repayment is back on.
The PGA and the LIV Golf Tour are ending their legal battle with an unexpected merger, helping teenagers build a credit history and AMC targets a younger movie audience.
Retirement saving tips for all ages, a look at correcting errors that can improve your credit score and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Latest on today's big government jobs report, making sure you're dressed for success and Volkswagen is rebooting its 60s-era VW Bus.
Beware! your car is spying on you, what's behind the Taylor Swift phenomenon and artificial intelligence is infiltrating the collectible sneaker game.
Helping college grads get off on the financial right foot, a tech entrepreneur looks to the past for an air transportation project and home improvements that pay off the most.
Restaurant surcharges are confusing some diners, the impact of inflation on vacations and an artificial intelligence error impacts a court case.
A look at how AI could be your next financial advisor, a preview of the upcoming event - The Sport of Innovation and the latest in summer cocktails for your warm-weather socializing.
Nvidia's profit soars amid AI boom, the race to bring humanoid robots to life and an amazing innovation in auto tech.
We check in on the progress of Northwestern’s plan to replace Ryan Field, it's password sharing crackdown time at Netflix and protecting kids from the hazards of social media.
A new development on Chicago's northwest side will add a studio campus to the city's entertainment based portfolio, help in planning a trip to California wine country and QR code menus appears to be on the way out.
A look at the differences between women and men when it comes to financial planning, how artificial intelligence is impacting the job hunt and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A look at the potential downside of 529 college savings plans, growers of lab grown meat are looking toward the next step and we put the spotlight on a legendary Midwest school.
Tips on dealing with medical debt, a look at a wide range of education opportunities at City Colleges of Chicago and the increasing role of artificial intelligence in school related situations.
Tips on paying off credit card debt - pursuing excellence at a top school for technology and bringing college tuition to the bargaining table.
Tips on navigating the college financial aid process, one important component when choosing a college is the campus visit and outdoor dining season in Chicago can sometimes include an extra guest - the family dog.
A look at a variety of opportunities available at the University of Illinois System and how to stand out in the college application process
Bally's is releasing new drawings of its proposed casino development in the River West neighborhood, the multi-generational household as a strategy to lower the cost of living and hackers may be trying to gain control of your vehicle.
A very special piece of Michael Jordan memorabilia is expected to draw mega-bids when it goes on the auction block this summer, Google is upping its A/I game big time and a major aircraft maker plans to build a hydrogen fuel cell aircraft.
The benefits of having college students helped contribute to the cost of their education, if you look closely in your closet - you may see money and a checkup for your 401k account.
The Chicago business community says it needs to be part of the solution to fight crime in the city, a look at sustainable trips within Illinois and the number one killer of workplace productivity - too many meetings.
There appears to be no end in sight for the walkout by writers in Hollywood, many card holders are losing a lot by not using their credit card perks and a look at how financial infidelity threatens relationships.
Artificial Intelligence is expected to play an increasing role in hiring/firing, we meet a women who's reshaping the way we talk about motherhood and the return of the restaurant buffet.
A major fast food chain is deploying AI to all its drive-thrus nationwide, artificial intelligence is playing a role in the Hollywood writers strike and exploring the possibility of a streaming bubble.
Tips on navigating the current housing market, helping someone else build their credit and it's taking longer to renew or obtain a passport.
A look at ways the Federal Reserve impacts you, making a cruise ship your new home could be a realistic possibility and restaurant customers are starting to push back against lingering pandemic surcharges.
A look the growing popularity of lab grown diamonds, there's concern about the increasing use of certain artificial intelligence chat-bots in the workplace and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
There's more than corn in Indiana - a visit with Indiana Beach Amusement and Waterpark, its nearly tulip time in a Midwest city known for its flowers and we meet the founder of a new restaurant offering delicious Japanese Habachi cuisine on Chicago's south-side.
a look at when Chicago will get its temporary casino, the infotainment legacy of controversial talk show host Jerry Springer and how technology is poised to change healthcare in a big way.
Deciding whether a traditional or Roth IRA is best for you, recent bank failures have some people concerned about what it means for their stockpile of cash and where to place student debt on your list of liabilities.
Your employer could be watching you more closely than you think, latest efforts to improve the accuracy of AI chatbots and gauging the return of the business traveler.
A look at the future of downtown Chicago in the wake of recent high profile disturbances, the importance of curb appeal and identifying a significant blind spot in retirement planning.
Artificial Intelligence is becoming a staple at restaurant DriveThrus, a look at the future of the metaverse and we talk to the founder of Taylor's Tacos in Chicago's Little Italy neighborhood.
Help in making your next job - your best job, an update on the marijuana industry in Illinois and engineers at SpaceX have some work to do.
How investing a tax refund can change someone's financial future, a look at the job market for college graduates and dealing with what's expected to be a credit crunch in the US.
Latest on Artificial Intelligence's use in the arts, waterpark season is right around the corner and look at some of the top in-state travel destinations.
A look at how artificial intelligence will transform the world, Apple has launched its new savings account and need to know strategies to help get out of medical debt.
A look at Chicago's outdoor dining scene, we meet a Chicago urologist who's now starring on the reality TV show - Doctor Down Below and last minute tax tips from an industry professional.
The race for artificial intelligence supremacy is on, the latest move in the streaming wars involves a new combination of services and a look at the rise of the robots.
The author of your wedding vows could be a chatbot, advice for parents helping their children buy a house and finding the best tarter credit card for teenagers.
Chicago just landed the 2024 Democratic National Convention, an update on the business of golf in Chicago and why a long-distance journey by electric vehicle can be a risky proposition.
A look at the big government jobs report, we meet an entrepreneur who's bringing Major League Pickleball to Chicago and people are experiencing burnout with subscription streaming services.
High school seniors are facing decision day on their choices for college, movie theaters will have some highly anticipated new releases this weekend and improving your health this spring with assistance from electronic devices.
A look at Chicago's new mayor, how extending the range of electric vehicles is the key to their mass adoption and technology to deploy in the home to save money on utilities.
A look at election day in Chicago, discovering the best roller coasters in the country and deciding whether a tax filing extension is right for you.
It's the final day of campaigning for Chicago's runoff election, turning to Chat GPT to plan your next vacation and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Students need to be working on summer jobs and internships right now, helping adult children financially without hurting yourself and finding success in the demanding restaurant industry.
A look at the business of baseball as MLB kicks of their 2023 season, the use of cloning to replicate a beloved pet and artificial intelligence puts its stamp on restaurant drive-thrus.
A look at the stunningly fast advancement of artificial intelligence, so-called dumb phones are growing in popularity among Gen Zers and making charity donations a year-round effort.
What to know about getting a tax extension, strategies to maximize a student's visit to a prospective college and exploring the US by rail.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, deep fake images are becoming even more sophisticated and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
When NOT to save for retirement, we meet an entrepreneur who's providing healing and transformation in Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood and a look at the too-close-to-call Chicago mayoral race.
Use of the Artificial Intelligence technology in Chat GPT has been trending since its introduction late last year, but there are questions on how to use it. Shelly Palmer, CEO of the Palmer Group and Professor of Advanced Media in Residence at the Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University joins Rob Hart on WBBM Noon Business Hour with a 101 course on using the app.
United Airlines has announced plans to start an air taxi service between the West Loop and O'Hare. Joe Schwieterman, Professor of Public Services and Director of the Chaddick Institute at DePaul University in Chicago join Rob Hart on the WBBM Noon Business Hour with the latest details.
Apple is planning to spend one billion dollars a year to produce movies that will be released in theaters as part of an ambitious effort to raise its profile in Hollywood and lure subscribers to its streaming service. Paul Dergarabedian,Senior Media Analyst for the box office tracking company at Comscore in Los Angels joins Rob Hart on the WBBM Noon Business Hour with the details.
United Airlines has announced plans to start an air taxi service between the West Loop and O'Hare, a lesson on using Chat GPT and Apple is planning to spend 1 billion dollars a year to produce movies that will be released in theaters.
A look at Federal Reserve monetary policy, something new is brewing at Starbucks and laboratory grown chicken is getting close to being sold in the US.
A look at the local economic impact of the city hosting Lollapalooza, the V-8 gas-powered muscle car is taking a victory lap and visiting the top natural attractions in Illinois.
A look at where Chicago stands in the competition to host next year's Democratic National Convention, another TV streaming service is raising prices and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A look at last night's debate between Chicago mayoral candidates, American whiskey is the real big winner this St. Patrick's Day and an upcoming event that brings food industry innovators together to discuss emerging trends for the year ahead.
An update on the global banking crisis, how the latest technology might help you get a better income tax refund and there are differing views on how the NCAA men's basketball tournament is affecting workplace productivity.
Latest on the first major US railroad merger in two decades, an update on the ongoing banking crisis and inside help on buying a car.
An iconic pair of Michael Jordan sneakers from the Bulls Last Dance season will be on the auction block at Sotheby's, tips for flying with kids and help getting organized for summer vacations.
President Biden assures the country the banking system is safe, March Madness sports betting has become a booming business for many states and a visit with our Monday afternoon stock picker.
Latest on today's big government jobs report, financial planning tips for new parents and the impact of daylight saving time on worker productivity.
Some people have chosen to make their home on a cruise ship, using science to resurrect an extinct ancient beast and a look at what's behind the shortage of Girl Scout cookies.
A look at challenges facing the Chicago Bears as they develop the former Arlington Park property, Michelin recognizes more Chicago restaurants and money management with an emphasis on women.
People working in sales will be getting a boost from artificial intelligence, Best Buy is moving into home based medical care and there have been several noted incidents of severe turbulence impacting flights recently.
A look ahead at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, a preview of Chicago's mayoral runoff and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
We meet an entrepreneur who's making her pitch on the Shark Tank, a look at an award-winning Chicago African American business that's carrying on the tradition of its once-enslaved ancestor and we speak with a former burn care nurse who is now the head of a C-B-D company.
A look at Chicago's upcoming mayoral runoff election, finding a way to pay for college and the computer chip shortage could affect your wait for a new or replacement credit card.
A preview of Chicago's Mayoral race, some employees are now embracing the idea of bare-minimum Monday as a way to cope with the workweek and planning a perfect multi-generational trip for the summer.
A preview of Chicago's Mayoral Race, How Universal made movie-goers into Cocaine Bear addicts and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A need to know guide for tax season, a well-known Chicago salon business makes a move involving one of its long-time professional tools and the approach of spring brings with it the return of a Chicago sandwich favorite.
Spring home-buying season is upon us, robotic surgery is advancing quickly - thanks to artificial intelligence and the next generation of Mercedes-Benz E-Class will feature a new infotainment system that offers a wide range of options including - TikTok and Zoom.
Things people need to consider before un-retiring, a look at artificial intelligence being deployed to mobile search and an American electric truck-maker is preparing to release vehicles with a hands-free driving system.
Latest on the race for Mayor of Chicago, ways to keep the cost of a spring break trip down and the Easter Bunny is on the comeback trail.
President's Day is a major occasion for furniture retailers, anticipation builds ahead of Warren Buffet's annual letter and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A look at the dark side of artificial intelligence, defense stocks poised to run as the war in Ukraine grinds on and we meet the founder of a suburban-based company that's turning recycled plastic bottles into towels.
How to avoid being spied on by your own tech devices, new retail life is coming to Chicago's Mag Mile and the potential role of artificial intelligence in investing.
Helping your newborn get off to a solid financial start, the number of workers feeling burnout is at a pandemic-era high and ways women can take control of their finances.
Competition is heating up for artificial intelligent powered chat-bots, the NBA could be heading back to a former - long time home and heading out on a trip as a solo act.
An estimated 1 in 5 Super Bowl viewers are expected to miss work Monday, a problem has popped up with the building of a permanent casino in Chicago and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker
The Super Bowl is Sunday and that means commercials, tips on negotiating college tuition and turning a passion for travel into a business.
A preview of this year's Chicago Auto Show, Chicago area restaurants gear up for Valentine's Day and tips for conducting a personal online security audit.
Financial planning should be a family affair, upgrading your TV in time for the big game and taking charge of your investments by becoming an active investor.
Latest on the artificial intelligence boom, the explosion of legalized betting means mind blowing numbers for Super Bowl wagering and making a getaway while still staying in Illinois.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, movie goers are once again packing theaters and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Latest on the big government jobs report for January, critical questions to ask before you commit to buying a house and turning a love of magic into a living.
ChatGPT creator Open A/I launches a subscription service for its viral artificial intelligence chat-bot, tracking an eruption in the market for collectibles and the shape-shifting robot is no longer a figment of imagination.
Open A/I is launching a new tool to help detect whether text was written by a person or artificial intelligence, why it's a good idea to introduce teens to investing early and key money advice for couples.
Several big insurance companies will no longer issue new policies for certain Hyundai and Kia vehicles, two major streaming services combine and getting the most out of an all inclusive trip for the family.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, artificial intelligence is making its mark on the real estate world and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A new survey finds that nearly 80% of young adults are getting financial advice from social media, many tech experts are calling a new artificial intelligence tool a game changer and we meet the founder of a company that describes itself as an apartment building for food companies.
A tracking device can help you find lost luggage or other items - but they can also have a negative side, an update on the space that used to house the iconic restaurant Tavern on Rush and lab grown meat is likely coming to a restaurant near you.
A look at hurdles facing millennials entering the real estate market, helping adult children leave the nest - again and a look at defense company stocks in the context of the invasion of Ukraine.
Latest on the wide open race for Mayor of Chicago, an artificial intelligence tool to craft the written word and making your next vacation an adventure.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, algorithms are increasingly deciding the fate of workers and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Deploying robots to the fast food industry, the latest on the streaming wars and helping companies spread the word through promotional items.
A look ahead to tonight's Chicago Mayoral debate, the use of drones to protect your home and things you need to do electronically when you go through a breakup.
The perils of being credit invisible, there are concerns about the global oil supply and helping aging parents manage their money.
Chicago's mayoral race is heating up, taking a spring break trip to Europe and the rise of clean energy is fueling demand for electrical workers.
Teaching kids about investing, tips to starting a family investment club and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A company that helps you upgrade your restaurant table, an event designed to bring together innovators and entrepreneurs in Chicago and an update on Chicago dining ahead of the city's annual Restaurant Week.
Latest on today's key inflation data, a sports jersey that's expected to bring up to seven million dollars at auction and discussing concerns about the mental health impact of excessive TikTok use by teenagers.
A computer glitch has delayed or canceled thousands of flights across the country, a primer on Exchange Trade Funds and preventing extra grief by planning for death.
Exploring the impact of inflation on beer prices, how to score a great deal on an airfare and a preview of corporate earnings season.
Strategies to handling an inheritance or other financial windfall, Apple is reportedly set to announce a major new product and a vehicle for drivers who want to change colors at their own whim.
The benefits of house hunting in Winter, a look at why Wave Season is a a great time to score a deal on a cruise and we meet a Chicago chocolatier who infuses premium chocolate with an eclectic mix of ingredients and flavors.
A look at how STEM skills are in high demand, latest innovations in artificial intelligence and cool gadgets from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
A preview of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, tips on keeping cyber secure and teaching kids the art of investing.
Chicago Restaurant Week is back in a very big way, maximizing travel credit card rewards and tips for planning the perfect multigenerational trip.
A look at the stock picking strategy Dogs of the Dow, a forecast for million dollar Bitcoin and important tips for those thinking about opening a new restaurant or bar next year.
A look at the 2023 jobs market, the impact of the Southwest Airlines crisis has gone past cancelled flights into an ocean of lost luggage and the best bubbles to help you ring in 2023.
Setting up a plan to automate your investments can be a game changer, electric vehicles are poised for wide scale adoption and there still is time to make some last minute portfolio changes.
Fast food chains turn to robots to help fight inflation, need to know tips on booking Spring Break vacations and a look at 2023 Credit Card trends.
A look at a unique landmark Chicago restaurant, a look at a website that offers wedding planning information for grooms to be and a Mexican restaurant chain that started in Australia is expanding in the Chicago area.
The NFL finds a new partner in YouTube, help to avoid being scammed by fake job posts and deciding when its time to give children a cell phone.
Helping out your adult kids financially, Google's You Tube TV sets its sights on the NFL and fantastic deals for last-minute holiday shoppers.
A look at financial New Year's resolutions, more people than you might think are acknowledging that they've had an office romance and trying to stay on track when weather threatens your flight plans.
A look at the prospects of a so-called Santa Claus Rally, many adults are indulging in a rush of nostalgia by purchasing toys for themselves this holiday season and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Giving the gift of stock for the holidays, a look at the growing popularity of pickleball and turning various forms of art into an immersive experience.
A road that could power your electric vehicle, a look at holiday season tipping etiquette and the metaverse is growing in a big way.
Advice on ways to secure a promotion, the key times to depend on a financial advisor and selling a gift card for cash.
A look at today's key headline inflation data, money strategies to help out adult children who find themselves back at home and discussing the value of travel insurance.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, Gen Z movie lovers are headed back to theaters and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A look at portraits created by artificial intelligence, some holiday gifts that could have hidden extra costs for whoever receives them and a Chicago restaurant owner is expanding his iconic operation to a tropical locale.
Drivers of electric vehicles in Illinois are getting more charging options, the latest improvements in virtual reality technology provide an even-more intense multi-sensory experience and why you should try to avoid making a hardship withdrawal from a 401k account.
It's never too soon to put together a retirement plan, making the case for million dollar bitcoin and Coca Cola gets into the holiday movie game.
A suburban shopping mall could be seeing a major makeover, a slowing economy is slowing the return of business travel and heading out of town for a non-traditional Christmas.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, what to know before re-balancing your investment portfolio and a look at how artificial intelligence technology is being deployed to the fast food drive thru.
A look at today's key government jobs report, the advancement of the US soccer team fuels interest in the World Cup and we meet the proprietor of a local apothecary with roots that go all the way back to 1875.
A rise in job cuts is helping fuel the phenomenon known as career cushioning, a new drug is seen as a breakthrough in the treatment of Alzheimer's disease and brain-implant chips that could potentially change lives.
A look at moving to a four day work week, key advice for first time home buyers and giving teens the gift of investing.
A look at what's behind the Santa shortage, tips on maximizing your donation dollars on this Giving Tuesday and putting together a trip involving several different generations of the family.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, a look at the holiday weekend box office and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A look a Black Friday retail, safe online shopping tips for the holidays and we meet the man behind the Light Keeper Pro - the complete tool for fixing faulty holiday light sets.
It's one of the biggest bar night of the year, a look at some festive drinks for the holiday season and why families SHOULD talk about money issues over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
The Chicago Mayoral race in officially underway, getting the most out of your holiday family trip and calling all seniors to join the restaurant industry.
Gauging the prospect of a potentially crippling railroad workers strike, the latest on gasoline prices ahead of a big driving week and a visit with our Monday afternoon stock picker.
A look at the rising costs of dating, we meet the founder of a business built on holiday season lighting and betting is heating up ahead of the soccer World Cup.
Why playing it safe with a retirement account may not always be the best choice, the great resignation may be spawning a new phenomena - The Great Remorse and what the soccer World Cup means for the stock market.
Tips to survive your holiday office party, ways to take advantage of a down market and sending a child on an airline trip all by themselves.
A look at Chicago property taxes, more people are opting for a restaurant meal on Thanksgiving and strategies to deal with a flight delay or cancellation due to weather.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, a look at what's described as the world’s largest floating wind farm and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Latest on the chaos in crypto markets, a move from law enforcement to the marijuana industry and what you need to do - should you lose your job unexpectedly.
Latest on today's key inflation data, the Chicago Mayoral race continues to get more crowded and expectations are high as the movie Black Panther Wakanda Forever gets set to open in theaters.
A look at the potential economic impact of the midterm election, what's behind the chaos in crypto markets and tips on avoiding credit invisibility.
A look at the potential economic implications from the midterm election, an electric car covered in solar panels and need to know holiday air travel tips.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, a look at the potential impact of the midterms on financial markets and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Latest on the big government jobs report, young customers are driving sales at Starbucks and tracking the trends of business innovation in Chicago.
Ford introduces a van with features designed to make it more livable, downtown developers" face a challenge in making LaSalle Street more of a residential area and choosing the right time to give a kid their first cellphone.
The market for high end automobiles remains hot, money strategies designed to survive high interest rates and why their could be some victims of the streaming wars.
Young people still have an appetite for crypto currencies, a look at the resale revolution and bringing generations of family together via a group trip.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, the Chicago Boat Show returns this January after a two year hiatus and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
United Airlines looks ahead to electric planes, helping people express the language of love and a visit with Chicago's iconic Twin Anchors Restaurant & Tavern which has been in business since 1932.
Latest on Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter, most restaurants continue to be open fewer hours than they were pre-pandemic and deciding the best way to pay for your holiday purchases.
Find out where your favorite Halloween treat ranks on the list of best/worst candy, it may be wise to delay retirement and why a job search shouldn't wait until the new year.
Apple subscribers will have to dig a little deeper to pay for their streaming services, a major cruise line announces a big plan for its 2024 season and some important advice for planning holiday travel.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, tips on getting teens interested in investing and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A top content streamer is cracking down on account sharing, a homegrown optical chain continues to expand and an epic journey in the burger business.
Taco Bell is launching an initiative in California to add electric vehicle charging stations at its restaurants, a convenience chain in Florida is going to pot and the world of digital collectibles is expanding to real estate.
A look at the struggling housing market, the NFL will feature its first ever Black Friday game next year exclusively on Amazon and making sure your 401k is as good as it can be.
Self-driving trucks are set to revolutionize industry, what you need to do to safely bring a pet on a trip and the best credit cards for travel.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, rapper Kanye West - now known as Ye - jumps in the social media business and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A look at quarterly earnings reported by several big banks, Chicago's city cruises is preparing for a busy holiday season and we meet the founder of a West Loop restaurant that offers a unique dining experience.
Taking taxi service to greater heights, the market for second-hand watches is booming and why the internet is a threat to financial literacy.
There are plans to revive a restaurant chain that's a blast from the past, it appears that TikTok is looking to enter the world of e-commerce and another major retailer is leaving Chicago's Mag Mile.
A growing number of consumers are embracing wearable technology, the possibility of a national rail strike is re-surfacing and top destinations for fall colors in Illinois.
Making sure you choose a work team with the right leadership, how the cost of dating can impact your financial future and a pair of stock picks from an investment pro.
Latest on today's key government jobs report, a look at what's driving weed stocks higher and we meet the founder behind the world's first self-sanitizing diaper changing table for public restrooms.
So called deep fakes are becoming more realistic, removing your personal info from people search sites and a look at the rise of the robots.
Efforts to try to stifle production cuts by OPEC+ is coming up short, tips on how couples can smoothly merge their finances and using your vacation to improve your sleep habits.
Some retirees are hesitant to spend their savings despite being financially secure, fun fall destinations close to Chicago and Halloween is back!
Mayor Lightfoot has unveiled her new city budget, what's behind the surge in demand for canned cocktails and a visit with our Monday afternoon stock picker.
Deciding when conditions are ripe for retirement, a look at what's behind the weakness at Nike and a visit with the CEO of Mecum Auctions.
Why it is already Christmas at many retailers, a robotic sprinter makes history and gauging the impact of Hurricane Ian on air travel.
Disney World asks hotel guests to shelter in place during Hurricane Ian, P.F. Chang's is launching a subscription program and how tax harvest strategies work for average investors.
McDonald's offers up a Happy Meal for adults, Chipotle is turning to technology to help make its chips and dealing with a disruption in a planned cruise.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, a look a Walmart's foray into the Metaverse and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
The NFL has a new Super Bowl halftime show sponsor, learning the signs that indicate your phone has been compromised and providing help for individuals who want to take their career to the next level.
An update on Illinois gambling tax revenue from, Chicago looks to boost the downtown housing market and employing virtual reality in a surgical setting.
Helping kids get started in investing, companies struggle to find workers as the holiday season approaches and tip fatigue is impacting restaurant workers.
The NFL is driving new memberships to Amazon's prime service, supply chain issues have nearly complete Ford vehicles waiting on final parts and a leading US airlines reveals a new seating configuration.
A pricey housing market has some people opting to buy a fixer-upper, airlines are seeing the return of the road warrior and a look at the rising financial burdens being put on middle-aged Americans.
A piece of Chicago related sports memorabilia brings in over 10.1 millions dollars, Uber falls victim to a hacker and Chicago's Michigan Avenue is getting a new micro hotel.
Ford has unveiled the seventh generation model of its iconic Mustang, the NFL continues its television dominance and an upgrade that's being described as a game changer for the crypto industry.
Getting a running start on saving for college, rising prices are inspiring more people to try secondhand shopping and making sure your investment portfolio is well-balanced.
Economist Diane Swonk joins us with the latest on today's key inflation data, an ongoing pilot shortage is impacting US airlines and Amtrak cuts service ahead of an expected national rail strike.
One of the biggest keys to investing is getting started early, identifying careers that are currently in high demand and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
United Airlines is investing in new transportation in the form of electric air taxis, making it a lot easier to insure your jewelry and the return of homecoming is a win for dress shops.
Facebook log-ins are disappearing from websites, General Motors ups the ante in the growing competition for electric vehicle buyers and the latest on what's driving financial markets.
You may be surprised to learn the number of people holding unused gift cards, flipping cars is becoming a thing and how the so-called "Great Change" is impacting financial strategies.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, Chicago Dogs are heading to the playoffs and making your next adventure a group outing.
Latest on today's big government jobs report, the recently hot real estate market is cooling down and we meet the owner of a Chicago comics store that's been in business since the 1980s.
A look at what the time-tested Dow Theory is saying about the direction of financial markets, Twitter is testing a new feature that will allow users to fix messages and restaurant take-out customers are a little less generous these days.
Properly managing a windfall can be a financial game changer, making investing a family affair and helping grandparents avoid financial scammers.
A Chicago-based trading firm is expanding its footprint downtown, planning a trip for the last big weekend of summer and conditions are improving for the auto industry.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, a quick serve restaurant chain ups the tech in its drive-thru game and a look at the most expensive sports memorabilia ever sold.
We talk Italian Beef with the owner of Buona Beef, the re-release of decades old movies is drawing good crowds at theaters and a look at the latest entrepreneurial trends from Chicago Innovation.
Tips on buying a car for a teen, a famous name in hot dogs takes a detour into the frozen treats aisle and Chicago will be part of a test of air taxis.
A look at what's being revealed by the Twitter whistleblower, movie pass is making a comeback and strategies to makes things easier following the death of a loved one.
A couple of closely-watched retailers are out with earnings, latest on an electric flying boat designed to reduce energy usage by over 80% and why its a great time to travel to Europe.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, we explore the workplace trend quiet quitting and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Latest on O'Hare expansion plans, Dodge reveals plans for its future electric muscle car and why right now may be the perfect time to get into the restaurant business.
Help in establishing your cyber security, Chicago favorite Portillo's has ambitious plans for expansion and Amazon explores a Tik Tok like app that's designed to spur sales.
A look at the health of the retail sector, a new partnership involving Miller High Life sets its sights much lower than the Champagne of Beers and tips to perform a financial checkup on yourself.
Dodge is saying so long to a pair of its classic muscle cars, American Airlines looks toward a super-sonic future and buying hearing aids over the counter.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, avoiding a state of credit invisibility and the best time to start investing is NOW.
A new survey finds a big increase in worker unhappiness, bringing leading-edge technology to small business lending and using credit card rewards as a hedge against inflation.
Disney announces a price hike for its streaming service, a look at financial markets through the lens of a contrarian and a look at Meta's A-I gone awry.
Latest reading on inflation, a look at Paris Hilton's foray into the metaverse and putting together a money plan for a growing family.
Details of next year's NASCAR race in downtown Chicago are emerging, a fast food chain is adding sweet nostalgia to its breakfast menu and tips for first-time cruisers.
A look at the busy economic week ahead, preparing college-bound students for the financial responsibilities and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Latest on today's big government jobs report, an iconic Chicago ice cream parlor is set to expand in a big way and global economic concerns aren't impacting sales of super high-end vehicles.
An iconic TV soap opera is moving from broadcast TV to streaming, a new vision for Chicago's Magnificent Mile and top gadgets for back to school.
Consumer debt in the US is hitting new highs, making a cruise ship your retirement home and gas prices continue to drop.
Discounts at the check-out line are making a comeback, money saving tips for travelers and making sure kids are safe online as they head back to school.
Lollapalooza remains in Chicago's Grant Park for at least ten more years, desperate employers begin offering some workers four-day work weeks and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
An update on the future of Lollapalooza in Chicago, turning a family farm into an award-winning winery and the latest on the state of the restaurant industry in Chicago.
An economic discussion with KPMG's Diane Swonk, strategies to get the most for your money during back-to-school shopping and introducing your teenager to credit cards.
A famous building in downtown Chicago is changing owners, exploring the investment value of comic books and making sure the time is right to ask your employer for a raise.
Making sure your social media doesn't hurt your job chances, putting together a trip for several generations of the family and the soaring price of natural gas.
Mayor Lightfoot has three plans involving Soldier Field, the NFL is launching its own streaming service and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Have investors seen a stock market bottom or a bear bounce? Taking simulated golf to the next level and deciding if a credit freeze is a smart thing to do.
Amazon takes a deeper dive into health care, Facebook re-designs its home feed in an effort to display more recommended content and Google's augmented reality glasses are up for another test.
Teaching teens about investing, tips for navigating the new car market and strategies for hiring a financial advisor.
The triumphant return of Toys R Us, dealing with the hassle of lost luggage and the best debit cards for college students.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, a 101 on Exchange Traded Funds and the importance of cleaning up social media accounts.
A look at what's driving financial markets higher, drone delivery by retailers is expanding and a visit with the owner of one of the country's largest dress shops.
A look at the latest reading on inflation, fast chargers for electric vehicles are becoming more available along American highways and celebrating Christmas in July.
Latest on what's behind surging inflation, you may be surprised to learn what's the best selling plug-in hybrid vehicle in America and how Q-R Code Menus are hurting restaurants.
The impact of a strengthening dollar on the economy, an electric vehicle maker is celebrating a huge order from a top retailer and Europe is being over-run by tourists.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, re-entering the workforce following a pandemic inspired retirement and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Latest on the big government jobs report, money lessons for kids and a visit with the owner of an independent toy store in Chicago's Lincoln Square neighborhood.
Tips on creating a family investment club, making sure all your investing eggs aren't in one basket and how the Q-R code has become an increasing part of daily life.
Mayor Lightfoot is expected to recommend that the city look in to the possibility of putting a dome on top of Soldier Field, strategies to maximize back to school shopping and making sure a Buy Now Pay Later plan doesn't put you behind the financial eight ball.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, Minions attract record crowds to movie theaters and top tips for a visit to Europe.
A Federal Reserve tracker indicates the US economy is likely already in a recession, Big City Optical expands its footprint across the Chicago area and we the founder of a sparkling botanical beverage brand made here in Chicago.
The latest reading on inflation, 3D printers are helping ease the costs of homebuilding and a fashion house known for its ultra expensive apparel will soon have its own presence in Chicago's Gold Coast.
Economist see a high probability of a recession next year, how to navigate an economic recession if it occurs and key financial advice for young people
Top Gun Maverick is a blockbuster hit, a discussion with the man behind America's largest fireworks retailer and tips on how to make sure your vacation goes smoothly.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, the pet care space is defying a slowdown for retailers and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A look at the local impact of the Supreme Court ruling on abortion, turning a passion for comics into a multi-million dollar business and nominations for the 2022 Chicago Innovation Awards are underway.
Chicago based hedge fund Citadel is leaving Chicago, bring back a voice from the past through a digital assistant and making sure digital assets are accessible to survivors.
A look at the value of a summer job for teenagers, restaurants are providing more than just food to lure customers and Meta shows off the prototype of a new headset for use in the metaverse.
Latest on the shake up coming to Kellogg's, an update on the apartment rental market in downtown Chicago and managing the madness of America's airports.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, it's the summer of chaos for America's airlines and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Tips on surviving an economic recession, a guide to summer cocktails and making a living in the business of ice cream.
Latest on the sell-off on Wall Street, a need to know stat about bear markets and after a two year pandemic hiatus the Scottish Festival & Highland Games return to Itasca.
The show Squid Game inspires a reality TV series, how a credit freeze could help thwart identity thieves and help for investors looking to enter the market during turbulent times.
Latest on soaring inflation, airline bookings fall in May for the second straight month and flying cars are becoming a reality.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, Chicago's Mag Mile finally scores a vacancy victory and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A look at what the time tested Dow Theory is saying about the future direction of stocks, rising food prices are starting to impact consumer behavior in the grocery aisle and the US government drops a key requirement for international air travelers.
A look at how likely we will see a recession in the coming year, why Chicago's convention business is slow to return and the latest on-line shopping tool.
The price of gas is well about five dollars a gallon in many places, couples looking to tie the knot are facing a seller's market and making sure that couples share a philosophy on money.
It may be a shock for many people when they open their next 401k statement, Chicago-based Foxtrot gets some help from a former Taco Bell executive and the most comprehensive crypto-currency legislation to date is being introduced.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, development is underway on a battery that looks to improve performance for electric vehicles and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Latest on the big government jobs report, we meet the co-founder of a Chicago company with a creme liquor that skips the dairy and a local gift food business is undergoing a major expansion.
A tight labor market is making it tough for employers to fire anyone, connected appliances are getting even smarter and driver-less cars could be coming to the streets of San Francisco.
A major auto executive tells employees it's time to come back to the office, deciding when frugality is going too far and determining if the time is right for a major purchase.
Top Gun: Maverick is creating a box office buzz, helping steer students towards the jobs of the future and Jets Pizza expands its reach in the highly competitive Chicago market.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, the current surge of Covid cases doesn't appear to be impacting the return to the office and airlines are being forced to cancel thousands of flights due to a lack of pilots.
Macy's beats the street with its latest earnings report, the NFL is set to launch its own streaming service and a deep dive into the Metaverse.
The return to the office is proving to be very expensive for workers, keeping the recent economic turmoil in perspective and an update on a surge in the price of natural gas.
Latest on the sell-off on Wall Street, Mayor Lightfoot's plan for a casino west of downtown moves another step forward and tips to stay in your budget when putting together a family trip.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, a warning about messing with your 401K retirement account and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
College graduates are heading into a hot jobs market, we meet the entrepreneur behind the thriving business - Eating to Live and a look at Wall Street from the perspective of a Stock Market Contrarian.
Tips on maximizing college affordability, a look at the small college experience and a look at common mistakes young investors make.
It may be the perfect time to sell a home, tips on maximizing the college financial aid process and a robo-taxi start-up has begun tests without having human safety drivers.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, JetBlue launches a hostile takeover of Spirit Airlines and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Why its a good idea to share your love language with your boss, we'll check-in with owner with the owner of Bottles & Cans and we meet a man who's brought low country cuisine to Chicago's dining scene.
Suburban-based Ace Hardware is calling the movers, latest on Disney quarterly earnings and a look at the latest prototype of smart glasses from Google.
Latest on accelerating inflation, an update on the many kinks in the supply chain and cushioning the blow from higher interest rates.
Lagunitas is re-opening its tap room following a pandemic hiatus, the first hotel on Navy Pier is celebrating its one year anniversary and strategies for saving during summer getaways.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, the latest kink in the supply chain involves baby formula and a visit with our Monday afternoon stock picker.
Latest on today's big government jobs report, ramping up for the water park season and playing a round of mini-golf without having to worry about keeping track of your score.
A look at the sell-off on Wall Street, Mayor Lightfoot's pick is in for a Chicago casino and Facebook-owner Meta is previewing its first physical store.
A look at the big day for the Federal Reserve, latest on the competition for a casino in Chicago and a flexible approach to spending that can be fun.
Gauging the wisdom behind investing along political lines, local reaction to the leak of a Supreme Court draft decision and need to know advice for vacationing this summer.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, insight from an industry veteran on fulfilling the dream of opening a restaurant and a visit with our Monday afternoon stock picker.
A look at infrastructure in Illinois, turning a love of classic arcade games into a business and update on the trading platform Robinhood.
Chicago staple Portillo's deals with higher costs that could impact profit margins, teaching kids about the booming field of robotics and the latest on self-driving vehicles.
Ways to improve your credit score, making sure couples have financial compatibility and an update on the competition for a casino in Chicago.
Fidelity Investments is breaking new ground offering its customers access to bitcoin, the potential impact of Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter and travel is making a huge comeback.
General Motors is unveiling plans for its next generation of Corvette, warning signs that indicate you may not be ready for retirement and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Shares of Gap plunge after the clothing retailer slashes its quarterly guidance, learning a foreign language in the Metaverse and what college grads need to know as they prepare to enter the workforce.
CNN+ streaming service will shutdown weeks after it launched, the field of electric vehicle producers in growing and US airlines are forecasting a bright future.
A look at Netflix as it deals with a surprising drop in subscribers, a local grocery chain is being sold to a private equity firm and help in deciding if a traditional or Roth IRA is the best choice for you.
Latest on efforts for a takeover of Twitter, the best credit cards for international travel and a look at space tourism.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, Taco Bell is bringing back a customer favorite and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A look at the risk of recession, How to handle your retirement savings when you switch jobs and we meet the founder of a new center that's dedicated to performing tongue tie releases on babies and children.
Potbelly is looking to expand in a big way, a hot new restaurant deploys robots as servers and cybersecurity experts warn about potential scams in the metaverse.
A look at financial markets through the lens of a Contrarian, preparing to handle unexpected financial adversity and the 101 on crypto credit cards.
A look at Beyond Meat's plant based chicken alternative, a new model of electric vehicle features a range of nearly 450 miles and easing the stress of getting kids through the airport.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, Baskin-Robbins in getting a reboot as it moves towards its 78th year in business and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
The Democrat dominated Illinois legislature has reached agreement on a budget, history is being made today in private space travel and shifting from a career in law to the world of waffles.
Streaming companies look to sports as they work to upgrade their content, protecting physical infrastructure from cyber criminals and making sure kids aren't overloading on tech.
A major downtown shopping mall is changing ownership, Tiger Woods' return to the Masters sparks an explosion of interest in golf and taking charge when it comes to teaching kids about money.
Opposition is starting to build as the city begins hearings on the three finalist to operate Chicago's casino, Elon Musk is set to join Twitter's board of directors and there is a bright outlook the struggling cruise industry.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, Elon Musk becomes Twitter's biggest shareholder and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Economist Diane Swonk joins us with the latest on today's key government jobs report, rising food costs pose a challenge for the restaurant industry and could there be a chapter two of the Great Resignation?
A look at the growing space tourism industry, crypto currency moves into the mainstream and an energy expert shares his take on President Biden's move to tap the country's strategic reserve.
A look at Walgreens' foray into robots, the downside of being too frugal in retirement and identifying the unexpected costs of buying a home.
A look at the Chicago White Sox deal with Molson Coors, exploring unusual market indicators involving men's underwear and getting a dose of adventure with your next trip.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, making sure you look before you leap when quitting a job and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A look at what's moving Cannabis stocks higher, a women run business that's on the leading edge of NFTs and Apple could be getting into the subscription business for its devices.
So called "Meme Stocks" are back in the spotlight, the parent company of Olive Garden disappoints Wall Street and the next generation of electronic devices could feature a direct to brain interface.
A look at American Eagle Outfitters' foray into the metaverse, cryptocurrency is proving to be a lifesaver for some Ukrainian refugees and gas saving tips that actually work.
A look at how record high prices for fertilizer will impact the global food supply, putting together a check list for your spring break trip and dealing with an Internet interruption that could last for days.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, key advice for first time homebuyers and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Bringing virtual reality to the back seat of a car, a Chicago company whose sights are set on growth and two large buildings in the Loop are seized by lenders.
The fast food industry is working to expand the use of robots in restaurants, Ukraine legalizes crypto as digital currency donations pour into the country and truck makers are in a race to go driverless.
The owners of the Cubs get heavyweight financial help in their bid to buy an iconic soccer franchise, its a perfect time for a financial spring cleaning and making sure you choose the best credit card for travel.
Macy's wants to be your personal stylist, Ford has a new strategy to deal with the computer chip shortage and great road trips that are within a couple hours reach.
Getting young adults into investing, thinking about an electric vehicle in the context of buying a home and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Presenting Gains with Andy Giersher: Jim Welsh joins us to discuss the further downside expected for financial markets. He also talks about the current energy crisis, surging inflation, and prospects of a recession.
Jim Welsh Macro Strategist & Portfolio Manager Smart Portfolios San Diego, CA Website - Macro Tides dot-com
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Updating the health of downtown Chicago, we meet the co-founder of a local home meal delivery company that uses technology to ensure a tasty outcome and using an electric vehicle to power your house.
Updating the impact of the war in Ukraine on energy markets, Volkswagen unveils a new version of its classic VW Bus and a closer look at the skyrocketing market for non-fungible tokens.
A look at today's job openings report, IHOP wants customers to make a deposit in the pancake bank and teaching kids how to handle money.
Latest on the US ban on all Russian oil imports, how times of unrest can pose extra challenges to investors and things to know before you take a Caribbean cruise.
Batman flies high at the movie box office, Chicago area restaurants look toward a post-mask mandate comeback and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Latest on today's big government jobs report, sports gambling in Illinois is becoming more accessible and we meet the co-founder of a local food company that is specializes in West African cuisine.
Movie theater chain AMC is testing out a new pricing model, Chicago's mag mile looks to restore its magnificence and Apple is set to unveil its newest gadgets.
A look at the time tested Dow Theory now that its turned bearish, preparing for a so-called Black Swan Event and Ford reveals new projections for electric vehicle production.
A look at the impact of the war in Ukraine on the world economy, American companies are on heightened alert for Russian-based cyber attacks and making sure your social media is clean when you apply for a job...
Latest on Russia's invasion of Ukraine, protecting yourself from cyber criminals and why the Russian/Ukraine conflict is being called the Tik Tok war.
Presenting Gains with Andy Giersher: Jim Welsh joins us to discuss the impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine on financial markets. He also talks about Fed policy, inflation, and how to navigate the current tumultuous environment for stocks.
Jim Welsh Macro Strategist & Portfolio Manager Smart Portfolios San Diego, CA Website - MacroTides.com
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Latest on Russia's invasion of Ukraine, a look at local companies feeling the impact of the crisis and we meet the co-founder of a local startup that's creating sustainably and ethically made kids pajamas...
Latest on the economic impact of the war in Ukraine, global energy markets are heading sharply higher and alert levels are high amid expectations of aggressive Russian hacking.
Russia/Ukraine tensions could have major implications for the global economy, the time test Dow Theory has turned Bearish and mapping out an estate plan that includes your pets.
A look at the halt of the Nord Stream-2 gas pipeline due to Russia's actions in Ukraine, as Covid cases drop airline ridership is taking off and cruise companies are dropping mask requirements for passengers.
A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, some companies are taking a serious look at a 4-day work week and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Presenting Gains with Andy Giersher: Andrew Busch joins us to discuss tensions between Russia and Ukraine, Fed Policy, and how investors should stick to their initial plan during times of geopolitical risk and stock market uncertainty.
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Andrew Busch
Former Chief Markets Intelligence Officer
at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission
& Economist at
AndrewBusch.com
Chicago, IL
Betting site Draft Kings adjusts its expectations for the year, a vending machine that provides fresh healthy foods and a check of the time test Dow Theory.
Many workers are in the driver's seat when it comes to scoring extras with a new job, an electric vehicle from Ford scores a major endorsement and Door Dash is celebrating a fantastic fourth quarter.
A look at cloning your pet, how to avoid falling victim to cell phone number theft and what's ailing video game platform Roblox.
Many employees want to keep working from home as an option, you can now put a deposit on a ticket to space and keeping out of control passengers off airplanes.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, money views can make or break a couple and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Using technology to make golf a year round sport in the Chicago area, a closer look at one of the bids for a casino in Chicago reveals a surprising buy-out clause and Playboy looks to establish a presence in the metaverse.
A preview of this year's Chicago Auto Show, what's behind Walt Disney's banner quarterly earnings and bad timing costs SpaceX dozens of satellites.
Fast food is getting more expensive, young investors look to social media for financial advice and credit card debt in America is heading toward record highs.
A look at Amazon's foray into healthcare, tips on safely navigating a trip overseas and Alfa Romeo’s new sub-compact hybrid SUV will include an N-F-T.
Two low-cost airlines are preparing for a future as one, the Chicago Cubs are looking into streaming their games and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Presenting Gains with Andy Giersher: Andrew Busch joins us to discuss rising inflation and how to exploit it for big gains. He also shares with us several stocks to take a hard look at in the new year.
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Andrew Busch
Former Chief Markets Intelligence Officer
at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission
& Economist at
AndrewBusch.com
Chicago, IL
Latest on today's key government jobs report, a look at United Airline's new pilot school and a sweet success story from the northwest suburbs.
There doesn't appear to be much interest from city leaders to keep the Bears in Chicago, your dating life could improve if you are knowledgeable about Crypto currency and tracking the work of Russian hackers across the globe.
A look at private sector employment ahead of Friday's big government jobs report, General Motors posts record earnings despite the chip shortage and how to start a family investment club.
A look at the first all-electric passenger airplane as it gets set to take flight, sales of real estate in the metaverse could top a billion dollars this year and planning a spring break trip.
A look at the week ahead on Wall Street, the labor shortage causes a pizza chain to de-emphasize delivery and a visit with our Monday afternoon stock picker.
There's pressure on companies sponsoring the Beijing Winter Olympics, a look at Apple's banner quarterly earnings and we meet the founder of Cash & Card Leather Company.
A look at Tesla's foray into robots, augmented reality is a game changer on the battlefield and shopping for a home in a tight housing market.
Tips on buying a car online, exploring the future of virtual meetings and introducing kids to the world of investing.
some employers are struggling to establish new policies about working from home, energy markets are nervous over a potential Russian invasion of Ukraine and a pilot shortage impacts airlines.
Latest on the sell-off on Wall Street, nearly one-in-three people admit they've committed financially infidelity and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Shares of Netflix plunge following disappointing earnings, a leading home fitness company is slowing production of its products and a Chicago business group is working to build inter-generational mentoring programs.
A look at McDonald's foray into faux meat, movie producers are looking to space for a new production and Amazon is opening its first physical clothing store.
A look at factors pushing oil to a seven year high, overseas air carriers weigh in on the 5G safety controversy and avoiding the mistakes that can stagnate your career.
A look at what's behind the sell-off on Wall Street, the video game company that makes the popular Call of Duty franchise has been sold and airlines are warning that new 5-G technology could impact air safety.
A look at how NFT's are going to change our world, credit score boosting tips and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Getting an early start on investing by making it a family affair, measuring the merits of high yield dividend stocks and a Chicago menswear store alters its business to deal with the challenges of the pandemic.
Why a passive investing strategy is likely your best play to make money in stocks long term, a look at the NFL's return to ratings dominance and tips on couples merging their finances.
Apple explores a potential partnership with Major League Baseball, tips on buying a home is a sellers market and using the power of a tight job market when negotiating with a prospective new employer.
Another big bank is giving customers a break on fees, Chicago-based Foxtrot is undergoing a growth spurt and why a road trip could be your best option for a spring break vacation.
A look at the sell-off on Wall Street, a national perspective on changes at Halas Hall and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A look at GameStop's run at the NFT market, Papa John's Pizza eyes Asia for growth and making dough in the snack business using eggs.
Taco Bell launches a new taco-a-day subscription program, a look at the latest auto tech from this year's CES in Las Vegas and the impact of working from home on younger workers.
A look at Sony's foray into electric vehicles, Walmart is expanding its in-home grocery delivery service and new credit card apps that can provide better security.
Avoiding money mistakes that can have a long-term impact, Ford doubles down on its new electric pickup truck and planning a safe vacation within the context of the pandemic.
Tesla is celebrating a record year, Apple hits big with wearables this Christmas and reworking your retirement plan by simplifying it.
A look at Crypto currencies as we head into the New Year, key advice for beginner entrepreneurs and consumers get credit for using Buy Now - Pay Later programs.
Advice on getting a retirement strategy started, a look at technology trends heading into 2022 and an explanation of corporate stock buy backs.
Experts say be ready for pain at the gas pump in the year ahead, supply chain shortages due to the pandemic are threatening to take the fizz out of New Year's Eve celebrations, and whether the time is right to plan for international trips.
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A look at how the Metaverse won Christmas, why now is a perfect time to ask for a raise, and next year will bring huge growth for electric vehicles.
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The world is set to consume more oil than ever next year, a look at the comeback of brick-and-mortar retail and a deep dive into the so-called Metaverse.
It's a big year for Buy Now, Pay Later plans, tackling the touchy topic of money early in a relationship, and it may not be the best strategy to pay off your mortgage early.
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The pandemic continues to have the restaurant industry on edge, Amazon announces plans for growth in downtown Chicago and how a surge in Covid cases is impacting family holiday travel plans.
A superhero is sending out a lifeline to movie theaters, media giants settle a dispute that impacted viewers and need-to-know info about moving your 401K.
How the credit card industry is entering the crypto space in a big way, bidders for a Chicago casino have revealed their plans and a look at Belle Tire's expansion into Illinois.
A popular Chicago restaurant group is re-branding, a look at how to cash-in on domestic pot stocks and electric vehicles are driving speculation about the future of gasoline.
Tactics to improve your credit score, end of year money moves and a look at the local housing market going into 2022.
Chicago takes a step toward allowing sports betting at sports arenas, United Airlines invests in a new type of engine and gauging the box office possibilities of the latest super hero film.
An all-electric pickup truck has been chosen by Motor Trend magazine as its truck of the year, using credit cards to help save for retirement and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
A look at Meta as it brings virtual reality to the masses, the struggle continues to control crime in Chicago, and launching a new leg of a clothing business during the pandemic.
A look at how the Amazon Web Service outage brought many operations to a standstill, Ralph Lauren takes a dive into the Metaverse, and a look at the struggles of fashion company Rent the Runway.
Advice on staying within your budget when it come to giving gifts during the holidays, a look at what should be your first priority for contributing to your retirement in the year ahead and examining how couples can get the conversation stared regarding how to set their financial goals.
Ways to protect yourself against credit card fraud this holiday season, tips on planning an African adventure, and restoring the glory of the Magnificent Mile.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, latest on local job trends heading into the New Year and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
The latest on today's big government jobs report, a look at the local employment landscape, and a visit with the man behind the Ulta-Lit Tree Company (maker of Light Keeper Pro).
A look at tech gadget trends for 2021, bringing semiconductor chip production back to the US, and a new credit card that will work at marijuana dispensaries.
Today on Noon Business Hour, Toys 'R Us is ready to try again with their brick-and-mortar re-launch, Capital One is becoming the largest U.S. bank to drop overdraft fees, and tips for getting your end-of-year finances in order.
A look at this year's Cyber Monday results, tips on making the most out of your Giving Tuesday contributions and gauging the impact of the new variant of Corona virus on the travel industry.
On today's Noon Business Hour: tips on keeping safe this Cyber Monday, how to leverage the so-called Great Resignation, and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Latest on the sell-off on Wall Street, a look at Black Friday retail and selling Detroit-style pizza in Chicago.
A preview of the evening known as Blackout Wednesday, gauging the impact of violence on the City of Chicago and using a family gathering to discuss money issues.
US home sales are on track to hit a 15 year high, what to expect if you're heading to the airport for a holiday journey and as Black Friday approaches many people are still paying last year's holiday gift bills.
We meet the founder of the largest network of Bitcoin ATMs in the US, how a predicted baby boom could impact the economy, and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Latest on the sweeping social and environment bill that just cleared the house, a look at Apple's foray into self-driving cars and we meet the founder of a local company that will light up your house for the holidays.
Due to breaking news coverage today's Noon Business Hour is shorter.
A look at what's being done to try to alleviate the supply chain backup, Nike's jump into the Metaverse, and why companies that make electric vehicles are seeing higher valuations than legacy automakers.
A look at corporate holiday parties as they return after a COVID-19 hiatus, another project is set for Chicago's red hot Fulton Market District, and tips on how to get teens started in investing.
On today's Noon Business Hour: the latest on a couple of big winners in retail, two electric vehicle makers are on the move in a big way, and help in deciding if you should get a hotel credit card.
Tips on how to profit from rising energy prices, creating a holiday budget that will save you from gift-giving regret, and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Some economists are expressing concern about a potential wage/price spiral, a look at making a donation to your church "Crypto Style," and how augmented reality technology is poised to change the shopping experience.
A look at a trio of hot momentum stocks that are starting to cool, how some people are making millions on NFTs, and an update on the growing space tourism industry.
A new survey finds three out of four adults believe Facebook is causing harm to American society, tips on how to retire successfully, and making sure your credit limit is at the correct level.
Ghost Kitchens continue to thrive even as diners return to restaurants, tips on how to navigate holiday travel this year, and why too much bullishness in equities could be a red flag.
Walmart teams with a technology start-up on an autonomous truck project, a look at the future of the 186-acre Allstate campus in Northbrook, and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
On today's Noon Business Hour: the latest on today's key government jobs report, a popular Chicago bar is jumping in on the Squid Game phenomena, and a home grown story of addiction and rehabilitation comes to the Chicago stage.
A look at legal implications of the vaccine mandate for private sector workers, a look at the impact of technology on the next generation of vehicles, and tracking the job market phenomenon known as the Great Resignation.
A look at the prospects of a surprise bear market, what's behind the surge in shares of Bed Bath & Beyond, and laying out an end of year plan for your finances...
A crypto currency based on Squid Game has cheated investors out of millions, reasons to head to Europe during the tourist off-season, and higher food costs prompt a price hike at a national steakhouse chain.
On today's Noon Business Hour, we offer tips on paying off credit card debt the right way, take a look at the impact of the Manning Brothers' version of Monday Night Football and visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Why brick & mortar retailers are poised to have a banner holiday season, how Facebook's re-branding impacted stocks in multiple ways, and we meet the founder of a business built around home organization.
A look at how more people are falling victim to online romance scams, reasons why young people should stop using debit cards, and a preview of some of this year's coolest holiday gadgets.
Today on the Noon Business Hour, we take a look at corporate earnings season as it kicks into high gear, what's behind the surge of Dogecoin rival Shiba, and why teaching teens to invest will help set them up for life.
A look at Illinois' big bet on sports gambling, what to expect in the new US travel system that takes effect next month, and a preview of GM's new high performance Chevy Corvette Z06.
A look at Mastercard's foray into crypto currencies, Hertz Car Rental is set to add 100,000 Tesla electric vehicles to its fleet, and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Shopping now could help avoid some major holiday disappointment later, an advent calendar that features 24 craft beers in 24 days, and taking inventory of your credit cards with the holidays quickly approaching. All that and more on today's edition of the Noon Business Hour.
On today's Noon Business Hour, a look at how a local boutique is dealing with supply chain issues, what's behind banner results from Tesla, and exploring the internet of the future.
On today's Noon Business Hour, how supply chain disruptions are impacting the economy, why more people are choosing to buy cars online, and advice on converting a traditional IRA into a Roth IRA.
On today's Noon Business Hour, we take a look at how prospective workers may hold the cards when it comes to finding a new job, United Airlines' ambitious plans for international expansion, and crypto currency goes mainstream.
It's Stock Picker Monday on the Noon Business Hour. We'll also take a look at Bitcoin's push into the mainstream, & how a runaway hit on Netflix is generating a windfall for the streaming giant
On today's Noon Business Hour; Time Out Chicago's best downtown restaurants, multi-million dollar comics come to Wizard World and we meet the founder of the travel app - Launchtrip.
On today's Noon Business Hour, we teach you how to protect yourself from Stalkerware, give you a 101 course on NFT's (non-fungible tokens), and show how using a credit card can help environmental causes.
On today's Noon Business Hour, we take look at the big jump in the Social Security Administration's cost of living adjustment for 2022, money strategies to combat inflation and why shipping issues could mean many holiday items could be late to the party.
On today's Noon Business hour, we visit why supermarket shelves are looking a lot different recently, take a look at Best Buy's foray into healthcare and reveal why airline passengers can expect more cancellations and delays in the coming months.
On today's Noon Business Hour, we look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, why emergency funds are not for investing, and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.
Latest on today's big government jobs report, we meet an entrepreneur that is sharing her passion for Pilates with others and a look at how the pandemic has refashioned corporate dress codes.
On today's Noon Business Hour, we take a look at how personal seat licenses will be part of the financial equation should the Bears build a new stadium in the suburbs. We measure the impact of the global energy crisis and take a look at how one US automaker sets ambitious goals to roll out autonomous vehicles.
A look at how Buy-Now-Pay-Later programs are becoming an expanding area for retailers, Home Depot teams with Walmart for home delivery orders, and tips on home improvements that can increase your resale price.
On today's Noon Business Hour, get the latest on the rough week for Facebook, a look at what's driving crypto currency markets higher and how top prepare for a so-called Black Swan event.
On today's Noon Business Hour, we take a look at how the restaurant industry's comeback appears to be losing steam, how a global computer chip shortage is taking its toll on auto sales, and stop for a visit with our Monday afternoon stock picker.
Hollywood is setting the stage for what may be its most important October ever, the future of home security includes patrolling robots, and airlines are creating a new seat class.
On today's Noon Business Hour; the Bears expected purchase of the Arlington Park property is leading to the question - who will pay for a new stadium? We also take a look at how supply chain issues are impacting retailers and the NFL's foray into the NFT marketplace.
On today's Noon Business Hour, the very latest on the Bears as they confirm their deal to buy Arlington Park, tips on adjusting your investment strategy to reflect a changing tax climate and advice on how to keep your credit cards in order.
Key advice on how to maximize college financial aid, a look at Portillo's as it gets set for its initial public offering and a look at Mastercard's foray into buy now/pay later.
A hot Chicago neighborhood could be getting a new train station, Facebook is pausing a plan to target a younger Instagram audience and a visit with our Monday afternoon stock picker.
On today's episode of the Noon Business Hour, the latest on the business side of comic books, a look at why a breakdown in the global supply chain is continuing and a new proposal for dealing with unruly airline passengers.
Americans look to spend big this Halloween, why restaurant drive-thrus are struggling to keep up with customer demand and Apple keeps the doors of its app store closed to the makers of Fortnite.
A look at Tiger Woods' move into non-fungible tokens, signs that it's time to change jobs and making sure inflation doesn't drain your retirement funds.
Latest on Mayor Lightfoot's pitch to the Chicago Bears, a look at the successful turnaround at sandwich giant Subway and tips on how to implement a digital detox.
A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, latest on Mayor Lightfoot's spending plan for the coming fiscal year and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker