The rush of big-dollar listings continues

Aug 27, 2024, 11:00 AM•crainalerts

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1. The list of multimillion-dollar mansions for sale is growing fast

The latest is an $18 million offering in Winnetka, bringing the total to nine new Chicago-area listings at $10 million or more in the past 45 days.

2. The IT meltdown that idled auto dealers this summer didn't leak data, software maker says

CDK Global, the Hoffman Estates-maker of auto dealership software, said third-party evaluations of the June cyberattacks haven't revealed theft of employee or customer data.

3. A new class of Chicago journalists is out to reshape the narrative

They're younger, mostly non-white and fed up with corporate media's portrayal of their communities.

4. Techstars, Northwestern Medicine launch early-stage accelerator

The two are casting a "wide-net" to find an initial cohort of six startups aimed at early disease detection and improving efficiency for clinicians.

5. Illinois at center of one of Dems' linchpin strategies: Crain's Daily Gist podcast

Crain’s health care reporter Katherine Davis talks with host Amy Guth about Illinois’ role in reproductive care nationwide and how personal it is for some legislators like U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth.

6. DePaul, Sinai health workers will use AI to prevent extra ER visits for high-risk patients

The university and health system have been awarded a $1.5 million National Science Foundation grant to expand their Scholar model, pairing front-line health workers and generative AI.

7. Letter to the Editor: Mayor Johnson, keep Pedro Martinez at the head of CPS

Removing Martinez from his job as CEO of Chicago Public Schools would be a big mistake, write a pair of business group leaders.

8. Don't miss an enlightening talk on the business case for DEI

DEI has, in a few short years, gone from buzzword to flashpoint. Crain's is gathering a panel of thought leaders to explore the state of DEI initiatives now and what the future holds. Register by Sept. 17.

9. How clinical trials fit into Walgreens' turnaround plan

Chief Clinical Trials Officer Ramita Tandon said the clinical trials unit has "a tremendous amount of commitment" from Walgreens' leadership.

10. Meanwhile, downstate, they're 3D printing affordable housing

A massive printer is building the first new home in Illinois’ southernmost city in 50 years.

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