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Laos' famous beer brand Beerlao makes a splash in the Midwest Original

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| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
Stacy Seuamsothabandith, CEO of Laos to Your House, fondly remembers her Lao relatives drinking Beerlao at family gatherings during her childhood in the Quad Cities. Beerlao, brewed with Lao jasmine rice and European malt, hops and yeast, is considered the national beer of Laos. It was hard to find in the Chicago area until Laos to Your House recently became Beerlao’s importer in some Midwest states. The food business imports the beer directly from Lao Brewing Co. in Laos.
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Chicago small businesses hard hit by immigration raids eligible for $5,000 grants Original

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| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
We break down complex business news to help you understand how money moves in Chicago and how it affects you. The Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Foundation will award 52 grants of $5,000 each to qualifying Chicago-area small businesses affected by immigration raids and patrols. Communities eligible in the first phase includePilsen, Brighton Park, McKinley Park, Archer Heights, Back of the Yards, Little Village, Chicago Lawn, West Lawn, Berwyn and Cicero.
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Small businesses took on debt and raised prices to cope with tariffs Original

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| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
We break down complex business news to help you understand how money moves in Chicago and how it affects you. Tariffs imposed last year drove small business owners to take new debt, tap into retirement savings and raise prices, among other measures, according to a national survey released this week. Many businesses experienced challenges beyond the cost of tariffs, said national grassroots group We Pay the Tariffs in a survey of 241 businesses in 40 states, including six in Illinois.
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