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Oct 19, 2026
Jeanne SparrowHOST
The Supreme Court has decided not to step in for now on a high-stakes legal battle tied to Chicago parking tickets.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
And Crain's John Pletz joins me to talk about how American Airlines is stepping up its battle with United to win back business travelers at O'Hare.
John PletzGUEST
It's the third largest market in the country.
John PletzGUEST
It is a massive market for corporate travel.
John PletzGUEST
So whether or not they're making money or losing money or how much they're losing, you know, on the actual flights themselves, it's crucial for them to be here.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
I'm Jeanne Sparrow, and this is Crain's Daily Gist for Tuesday, October 20th.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
What are you building for Illinois? A healthier community? Partner with the University of Illinois on care close to home.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
A breakthrough? Partner with the University of Illinois on world-class research from AI to quantum and beyond.
Peter HambyHOST
Look, I'm sure you've heard that, uh, maybe even from labor unions in Illinois, that a lot of the builders and construction workers actually like these jobs.
Peter HambyHOST
What, what is a realistic sense of how many jobs they create? I'm citing Crain's here.
Peter HambyHOST
In your state, you- you've stopped doing this.
Peter HambyHOST
I, I believe you've hit a pause on it, but you did give tax incentives to, uh, you know, tech companies to come build in Illinois.
Peter HambyHOST
And Crain's at least says that over 27 projects, $8 billion of investment, only 600 permanent jobs were created.
Peter HambyHOST
What sort of jobs are they? Are they only HVAC and electrical and building jobs? You know, what, what do you see as a positive job benefit from data centers?
J.B. PritzkerGUEST
Well, let's start with they're really, as you're pointing out, they're sort of two sets of jobs that are getting created.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
With cross-border travel down sharply, United Airlines and Air Canada are seeking to add 10 key routes to their joint service, including Chicago to Montreal.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
And Crain's John Asplund joins me to talk through the details that will test the healthcare merger of Rush and Endeavor.
John AsplundGUEST
And Rush sees it as a tremendous opportunity to be able to broaden its medical education and, uh, bring residents into a number of different locations, a number of different hospitals, a number of different, uh, sites of care that, uh, i- in its current network, it, it's not able to do.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
I'm Jeanne Sparrow, and this is Crain's Daily Gist for Friday, October 16th.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
[upbeat music] What are you building for Illinois? A healthier community? Partner with the University of Illinois on care close to home.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
A breakthrough? Partner with the University of Illinois on world-class research from AI to quantum and beyond.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
Member FDIC.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
[upbeat music] The recently announced merger between Rush University System for Health and Endeavor Health now faces a big test with regulators.
Mike McIntyreHOST
Good to have you with us.
Mike McIntyreHOST
And from Crain's Cleveland Business, Reporter Abbey Marshall.
Mike McIntyreHOST
Hey, Abby.
Mike McIntyreHOST
Hey, Mike.
20 MINS LATER
Sarah DonaldsonGUEST
Um, right now, very little.
Mike McIntyreHOST
Hmm.
Sarah DonaldsonGUEST
Um, and some of this is coming from Abby's outlet, Crain's.
Sarah DonaldsonGUEST
But according to Trump's announcement, he says it's gonna be right here in Ohio in Cleveland.
Vincent TilfordGUEST
One of the programs that we do here, we call it 70 Over 70.
Vincent TilfordGUEST
And so depending upon where your listeners are from, if you're particularly in a big city that has a Crain's magazine, Crain's does this thing called 40 Under 40, where they recognize up-and-coming leaders under the age of 40, and they want to give them their flowers, so to speak, right? And so we decided several years ago to do a spinoff of that called 70 Over 70, where we recognize people over the age of 70 in seven different categories, and then we award 10 people in each category.
Vincent TilfordGUEST
That's how you get the 70 there.
Vincent TilfordGUEST
And don't ask me to name all the categories, but we got art-
Jamie EdmondsHOST
It's the, quite the opposite in Metro Detroit.
Jamie EdmondsHOST
Why is this? Nick Nanus is the finance and technology reporter for Crain's Detroit Business, and perhaps he has the answer.
Jamie EdmondsHOST
Good morning, Nick.
Eric WalcottGUEST
Hey.
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Nick ManesGUEST
Exactly.
Nick ManesGUEST
[laughs]
Jamie EdmondsHOST
Nick Manes, finance and technology reporter for Crain's Detroit Business, thank you.
Nick ManesGUEST
Hey, thanks so much for having me.
Nick ManesGUEST
kids in the same room, right? Exactly.
Jamie EdmondsHOST
Nick Manes, finance and technology reporter for Crain's Detroit Business.
Jamie EdmondsHOST
Thank you.
Nick ManesGUEST
Hey, thanks so much for having me.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
Kraft takes a rare gamble with one of its most iconic brands, and Crain's healthcare reporter John Asplun joins me to talk about the state of maternity care in Chicago.
John AsplundGUEST
Less Medicaid dollars coming to them, more uninsured dollars coming to them, and, you know, at the same time, dealing with fewer and fewer labor and deliveries.
John AsplundGUEST
But when those labor and deliveries matter, the drives, the, uh, the distances between, uh, delivery hospitals becomes a matter of life and death.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
UIC, the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, the University of Illinois Springfield, the University of Illinois System, power of the collective, building what's next for Illinois.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
[upbeat music] Roseland Community Hospital became the latest of four Chicago-area hospitals to close or announce plans to close labor and delivery units this month alone, continuing an ongoing trend in our region, putting many area families farther away from maternal care.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
Crain's healthcare reporter John Asplun joins us now with a deep dive into why it's all happening now.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
Hi, John.
John AsplundGUEST
Hi, Jeanne.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
High-stakes stadium talks as NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and Bears minority owner Pat Ryan met behind closed doors with Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
And in a special edition of The Gist, Crain's executive editor Jim Kirk talks with University of Illinois System President Dr. Timothy Killeen about what Illinois needs to do next to remain competitive.
Timothy KilleenGUEST
The fastest-growing economy in the world is the technological, as we've seen.
Timothy KilleenGUEST
You know, you can see the digital transformation, and we're operating at the bleeding edge of that.
Timothy KilleenGUEST
The second-biggest growing economy is actually the green economy, electrification and so forth.
Timothy KilleenGUEST
That's growing at twenty-four percent a year.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
I'm Jeanne Sparrow, and this is Crain's Daily Gist for Friday, October 2nd.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
What are you building for Illinois? A healthier community? Partner with the University of Illinois on care close to home.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
Babe Ruth's famous 1932 called shot World Series jersey, which fetched over $24 million in 2024.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
That's Crain's Daily Gist for now.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
Check in on our continuous news feed at chicagobusiness.com.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
Thanks so much to today's guest, Crain's residential real estate reporter, Dennis Rodkin.
Jeanne SparrowHOST
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Jeanne SparrowHOST
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