Is dealmaking about to turn a corner? Here are some predictions

Jul 30, 2024, 11:06 AM•crainalerts

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1. Is dealmaking about to turn a corner? Here are some predictions

A new KPMG survey shows private-equity firms are the most optimistic about the pace of acquisitions.

2. Illinois expects even more abortion seekers as six-week ban goes live in Iowa

Abortions performed here have already soared in the immediate aftermath of the U.S. Supreme Court's reversal.

3. Soccer teams in a league of their own when it comes to stadiums

Unlike the Bears and Sox, the Fire and Red Stars don't have complete control over their game venues.

4. Why many nonprofit hospitals are rolling in money

Many universities most robust income streams come from their technically nonprofit hospitals — including UChicago.

5. Almost 20% of Americans face prospect of higher electric bills

The latest auction results on the power grid that serves a swath of states from Illinois to New Jersey are expected Tuesday afternoon — and analysts predict prices could jump significantly.

6. Lead-up to the DNC: Crain's Daily Gist podcast

Crain’s politics reporter Justin Laurence talks with host Amy Guth about the coming Democratic National Convention, from the newly announced restricted zones to Chicago donors opening their pocketbooks for Kamala Harris.

7. Meet the Notable Commercial Real Estate Leaders for 2024

From amenity-filled office buildings to shelters for the unhoused, from startups to firms established a half-century ago, our honorees' work exemplifies Chicago's commercial real estate industry.

8. Dan McGrath: Who's to blame for our waning interest in the Olympics?

In today's media landscape, you’d be quicker to identify the Bears’ backup left tackle than the world's fastest man right now.

9. U.S. machine maker files bankruptcy, blaming Chinese regulators

Though based in Pennsylvania, Hardinge has a technical center in Elgin, where the company said it employed 50 workers when it first opened two years ago.

10. Apollo 13 astronaut's former home for sale at $1.5M markup after light rehab

The neighbor who paid full price for the Lake Forest home of Jim Lovell has it back on the market at more than 50% over what she paid for it two years ago.

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