Brian J. Rogal

2 days ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Brian J. Rogal

By Brian J. Rogal, Chicago Tribune CHICAGO - Neil Schneider and his co-workers at architectural firm HOK are already enjoying the 11th floor cafe and gathering spaces at One Prudential Plaza in the East Loop and look forward to using a revamped outdoor amenity deck by summer. "People can go down there with their lunch, enjoy it and not feel they have to be in the office all day," he said.

2 days ago | thederrick.com | Brian J. Rogal

CHICAGO — Neil Schneider and his co-workers at architectural firm HOK are already enjoying the 11th floor cafe and gathering spaces at One Prudential Plaza in the East Loop and look forward to using a revamped outdoor amenity deck by summer. “People can go down there with their lunch, enjoy it and not feel they have to be in the office all day,” he said. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.

3 days ago | chicagotribune.com | Brian J. Rogal

Neil Schneider and his co-workers at architectural firm HOK are already enjoying the 11th floor cafe and gathering spaces at One Prudential Plaza in the East Loop and look forward to using a revamped outdoor amenity deck by summer. “People can go down there with their lunch, enjoy it and not feel they have to be in the office all day,” he said. HOK just opened the new office at 130 E. Randolph St., an upgrade from its old Central Loop location, said Schneider, the firm’s interior design director.

1 week ago | chicagotribune.com | Brian J. Rogal

Far South Side residents finally have an opportunity to taste the chicken sandwiches and salads at Chick-fil-A, a fast-food chain popular on the North Side and many suburbs, after the restaurant opened Thursday in Pullman. The restaurant is also creating new jobs, boosting the economy of a neighborhood that for decades suffered from job loss and disinvestment. “I’ve hired around 100 team members,” Pullman franchise owner Elise Mills said.

1 week ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Brian J. Rogal

The economy will likely stumble as it adjusts to new trade policies announced by the Trump administration, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday. But it's unknown whether any inflationary effects will be long term or a one-time hit for businesses and consumers.