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- BusinessFederal judge reduces VHT's award in case against Zillow
- BusinessNew Naperville restaurant delights kids with trains, toots
- BusinessWill people wait an extra minute for a McDonald's made-fresh quarter-pounder?
- BusinessCentegra moving inpatient care to hospitals in McHenry, Huntley
- BusinessSolar energy farm proposed for Island Lake
- BusinessDMG to acquire Northwest Health Care Associates
- BusinessElectric vehicle maker to buy AM General plant in Indiana
- BusinessLawsuits complain that 2x4s, other boards don't measure up
- BusinessKansas jury awards $218M to farmers in Syngenta GMO suit
- BusinessSears closes another 20 stores
- BusinessSnyder urges Michigan House to OK incentives to land Foxconn
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- BusinessChick-fil-A opens new Gurnee location
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- BusinessCentegra moving inpatient care to hospitals in McHenry, Huntley
- BusinessSolar energy farm proposed for Island Lake
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