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Will Trump say: 'You're higher'?
Tribune architecture criticDonald Trump has a new choice to make, but it's not Bill versus Kwame. It's whether his ego or his pragmatic side determines the official height of his planned Chicago skyscraper, the one that got so much attention on "The Apprentice." At stake is...Tags: Willis Tower, Economy, Business and Finance, Finance, Metal and Mineral, Arts and Culture
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Chicagoans try to return to normal life
Tribune staff reportersAirports closed Parking restrictions Financial markets closed Buildings re-open Schools open Public transportation Anxiety for some workers Vigils planned Relief effort underway Local Islamic community Events canceled A day after the worst terrorist...Tags: Willis Tower, Chicago Transit Authority, Financial Markets, Finance, Primetime Emmy Awards
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Insurers likely to bend, not break
Tribune staff reporterThe terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center Tuesday will slam insurers in the gut, but observers say the well-capitalized industry should be able to withstand the blow, which is expected to break records. "This clearly is going to shake out to be the...Tags: Oklahoma, Washington, DC, Investments, Banking, Companies and Corporations
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Unease moves into towers
The fear was always there, in the back of Steve Joe's mind--the twinge of anxiety that comes with working on the 28th floor of the world's third-tallest building. But he never seriously considered that the Sears Tower--the sleek, black, 110-story...Tags: Northwestern University, Defense, Transportation Accidents, Labor Legislation, Willis Tower
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1,100 Aon employees based in trade center
Of all Chicago-based companies, Aon Corp. had the most to lose. The world's second-largest insurance broker, an expert in corporate risk management, spent a harrowing Tuesday tracking down its more than 1,100 employees based at the World Trade Center....Tags: John Goodman, Chicago Real Estate, Legal Services, Labor Legislation, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Company
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How we did it
The Sun's report on corporate chief-executive compensation in Maryland is based on data gathered by Aon Corp., a global benefits consulting firm based in Chicago, under a contract with Tribune Co. newspapers. Aon obtained the data from the most recent...Tags: Retirement, Economy, Business and Finance, Finance, Clubs and Associations, Companies and Corporations
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Their unselfishness, enthusiasm recalled
Seth Morris Seth Morris slept just four hours a night. He pumped weights at 4 a.m., telling his children that "the world's strongest man" needed to exercise his muscles. While his family and neighbors slept, Morris planted trees and laid out flower...Tags: Southern Connecticut State University, Football, Denver Broncos, Health and Safety at Work, Sports
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Families face uncomfortable void left by loss of loved ones
Once a trio, the surviving Tumulty brothers are learning to interact as a pair, now that Lance is gone. Angelene Carter's family faces this troubling uncertainty: When do you consider a loved one gone even though authorities have not yet officially...Tags: United Air Lines, Health and Safety at School, Christianity, Clubs and Associations, Companies and Corporations
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Calls to family . . . then silence
As authorities continued Thursday to identify victims of this week's terror attack, families of the missing waited by their phones, faxed photographs of the missing to hospitals--and hoped. Others, though, had no reason for hope and were left to sift...Tags: Nature, People (magazine), The Washington Post, Weddings, Health and Safety at School
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Day of prayers, tears, patriotism
Tribune staff reporterChicago joined the nation in mourning Friday as victims of this week's terror attack were remembered in ceremonies great and small. At Washington's National Cathedral, President Bush and four former presidents gathered to pay tribute, while at a Jewel-...Tags: Hinduism, Wheaton, Brian Cox, Midwest Buddhist Temple, Tourism and Leisure
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Options lose ground in race to reward CEOs
Tribune staff reporterFirst, options were the problem. Now, in some eyes, the solution is the problem. Amid a backlash against corporate excesses and the move to have them count as an expense against the bottom line, options have been losing favor with more and more...Tags: Vehicles, Management Change, Finance, Surgery, Shareholders
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Some new realities await opening bell at exchanges
Tribune markets columnistStock prices face potentially sharp adjustments to new global economic realities as soon as trading resumes. Trading has been frozen since last Monday, but investor sentiment toward equities has ebbed and flowed with each news headline. Generally,...Tags: United Air Lines, Finance, Northern Trust Corporation, Companies and Corporations, Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co.
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