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Building for the future
Special to the TribuneCarol Ross Barney knows something about rebuilding after a tragedy. Her firm, Ross Barney + Jankowski won the competition to replace the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City after it was destroyed by a bomb in 1995 that killed 168 people....Tags: Arts and Culture, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Willis Tower, Illinois Institute of Technology, National Security
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Investment Strategies Conference to Feature Workshops, Panels
This page has moved. If you are not automatically re-directed, please click here.Tags: American Express Company, Clubs and Associations, Financial Planning, Franklin Templeton Limited Duration Income Trust, Career and Workplace
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Hastert to push for more tax relief
Washington BureauHouse Speaker Dennis Hastert decided Tuesday to press ahead with an economic stimulus package even though two of America's most respected financial leaders, Alan Greenspan and Robert Rubin, told senators they oppose key corporate relief measures in any...Tags: White House, Consumers, Career and Workplace, Economic Indicator, Wages and Pensions
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Back to normal for some, but what's normal now?
Tribune staff reportersCrowds are staying away from popular attractions. Shopping malls have fewer customers. Planes take off half full--or less. Jittery about the economy and their own jobs, many are keeping cash in their wallets rather than spending it. Across the country...Tags: Richard M. Daley, Air Transportation, Northwestern University, Defense, Vehicles
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Soldier Field getting 1st reviews
Tribune staff reporterOver the last few months, the renovation of Soldier Field has neared its final shape, giving Chicago its first real look at a massive, very public building previously seen only in glossy architectural drawings. Towering over the historic colonnades the...Tags: Richard M. Daley, Architecture, Washington (U.S. state), Periodicals, Chicago Bears
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Daschle gets mail tainted by anthrax
Washington BureauA letter tainted with anthrax was discovered Monday in the office of Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle, and officials confirmed two more cases of the disease, one in the 7-month-old child of an ABC News employee, the other in a worker at a supermarket...Tags: Heads of State, Arson, Entertainment, Armed Forces, Sports
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Update: U.S. under attack [archives]
As traffic on the World Wide Web came to a crawl the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, chicagotribune.com communicated with many of its readers via e-mail. This is the third of four Tribune Alerts that were sent that day to more than 19,800 readers -- and that...Tags: Washington, DC, Career and Workplace, Industrial Accidents, Chicago Cubs, Art Institute of Chicago
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Attacks' Chicago impact [archives]
As traffic on the World Wide Web came to a crawl the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, chicagotribune.com communicated with many of its readers via e-mail. This is the second of four Tribune Alerts that were sent that day to more than 19,800 readers -- and...Tags: Springfield, Chicago Loop, Washington, DC, Anxiety, Vehicles
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The Four Seasons
Tribune staff reporterIt wasn't my pickup truck's fault. Really, it wasn't. But that's when the problems started. Sure, I've been ignored before. But when I pulled to the curb at the Four Seasons Chicago and both doormen, each in turn, looked squarely at my dust-encrusted '91...Tags: Entertainment, Automotive Equipment, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Vehicles, Magnificent Mile
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Confidence plummets to 7-year low
Tribune staff reporterConsumer confidence plunged in October, reflecting Americans' deepening concern about the shaky economy, a rapidly eroding job market and the persistent threat of more terrorist attacks. The Conference Board said Tuesday that its closely watched consumer...Tags: Stock Activities, Consumers, Career and Workplace, Economic Indicator, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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A show of arms: Norway's fiords
Tribune staff reporterThe updraft is cool and lifts from far below the sweet-and-salty top notes of just-mown hay and the tang of sea water. No one inhales it deeply or for long. This particular gust of fresh air greets only those who lean over the 1,967-foot unguarded...Tags: Arms, Climbing, Agriculture, Vehicles, Road Transportation
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Chicago's high-rise landmarks take security precautions
Tribune staff writersElisabeth Wallner lives in one of the nation's most famous skyscrapers. On Tuesday morning, in the wake of devastating terrorist attacks on New York's World Trade Center buildings, Wallner realized her home could be considered one of Chicago's prime...Tags: Water Tower Place, Water Tower, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Crime, Law and Justice, Willis Tower
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