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Best restaurants for business lunch, dinners, drinks 2025

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By Brandon Raphael Dupre, Ally Marotti Verified, Pawan Naidu
| Crain's Chicago Business Verified
By Brandon Dupré, Ally Marotti and Pawan Naidu May 5, 2025 Looking for fresh ideas for a client dinner or post-workday drinks with colleagues? We've got you covered — plus recs for lunch and even a breakfast meeting option. FOR BREAKFAST Cafe Yaya 2431 N. Lincoln Ave. If you’re looking for freshly baked pastries and coffee in a unique cafe environment, the recently opened Cafe Yaya is the ideal place for that morning meeting.
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Illinois jobs grew in early 2025, but concerns remain

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By Pawan Naidu
| Crain's Chicago Business Verified
Illinois posted modest job growth in the first quarter of the year, with the government sector being one of the top performers despite recent workforce reductions by the federal government. According to the Illinois Department of Employment Security, nonfarm employment in the state rose to 6,162,100, up 0.5% from 6,131,000 during the same three-month period last year. In March alone, total jobs reached 6,172,300, which was an increase of 14,800 from February and 34,200 higher than in March 2024.
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Big Ten schools band together to fight Trump attacks on higher ed: report

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By Pawan Naidu
| Crain's Chicago Business Verified
The universities of the Big Ten Academic Alliance have formed a "mutual defense compact" to collectively respond to attacks on higher education from the Trump administration. The initiative was started by Rutgers University's faculty senate on April 6 in response to the Trump administration’s “legal, financial and political” attacks on academic freedom and the missions of universities, The Hill reports.
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