Morning 10

Tuesday, October 15, 2024

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1. After 3 slow years, dealmakers expect to see plenty of action in 2025

This annual survey shows C-suite executives, bankers and private-equity professionals are eyeing three biz sectors in particular.

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2. Our latest list spotlights Chicago's largest businesses owned by people of color

Combined, these 25 companies generated over $6.6 billion in revenue and employed about 4,800 local workers last year.

3. Adams Street raises $1.2 billion for venture investments

The investment company, with more than $60 billion in assets under management, will spread the wealth among three of its funds.

4. Baxter limits home dialysis access because of fluid shortage

Only children and other patients with specific medical needs should start home peritoneal dialysis for the time being, the company said.

5. Chicago chefs rally to provide hurricane relief

For Art Smith, the cause hit close to home. His family home in Jasper, Fla., was directly impacted by Hurricane Helene.

6. Top earners at the Emergency Nurses Association

Here's the latest compensation data for the Chicago-based trade group representing nearly 50,000 nurses.

7. You can taste the exclusivity here: Crain's Daily Gist podcast

The members-only Astor Club now touts its own Michelin-starred chef. Crain's restaurants reporter Ally Marotti discusses the reimagining of the former Maxim’s space with host Amy Guth.

8. Opinion: Why Chicago's college students must seize the vote

If there’s one thing the 2020 election taught us it’s that every vote counts and that young voters have the power to reshape the future.

9. Don't miss a talk on the future of Chicago's evolving hospital landscape

Join us for the annual Hospital CEO Breakfast, featuring a panel of some of the region's most influential health care leaders. Register by Dec. 2.

10. Development of 29 homes underway at Glencoe's long-dormant Hoover Estate

Sold in 2018 after almost 100 years in the hands of the family behind the vacuum cleaner brand, the 12.2-acre site was picked up by a new developer over the summer. Lots at the site are now on the market.