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Antunes, a family owned and operated company specializing in the manufacturing of foodservice equipment, recently completed an expansion of its Carol Stream headquarters -- a project that broke ground in October 2016.
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- BusinessFox Valley SCORE named large chapter of the year
- BusinessCapital Grille taking over Joe's Crab Shack location in Schaumburg
- BusinessAfter 39 years in business, Winfield Flower Shoppe owners to retire
- BusinessIndiana's largest beer distributor laying off 100 workers
- EntertainmentFeder: WLS cuts ties with Dick Biondi
- BusinessBest Buy posts strong sales, but investors sour on outlook
- BusinessFacebook won't pay compensation for Cambridge Analytica case
- BusinessEmergency rule prohibits most anchoring in Michigan waterway
- News$64 million downtown Des Plaines development clears major hurdle
- BusinessSecurity company, state argue venue in Dakota Access dispute
- BusinessPlan to turn former steel mill site into a neighborhood dies
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- BusinessComponent Products moves to Elmhurst
- BusinessFox Valley SCORE named large chapter of the year
- BusinessCapital Grille taking over Joe's Crab Shack location in Schaumburg
- BusinessAfter 39 years in business, Winfield Flower Shoppe owners to retire
- BusinessIndiana's largest beer distributor laying off 100 workers
- EntertainmentFeder: WLS cuts ties with Dick Biondi
- BusinessBest Buy posts strong sales, but investors sour on outlook
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