Jack Grieve
Audience Engagement Reporter at Crain's New York Business
Reporting @CrainsChicago, @CrainsNewYork, @CrainsDetroit, @CrainsCleveland & @CrainsGR. [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
chicagobusiness.com | Jack Grieve
Dogs can also get their own salon experience at the so-called "Spaw." Standard baths range from $50 to $170 depending on dog size. More niche services include $20 facials and $40 pedicures with pet-friendly nail polish. Other services, like self-clean stations, are also available for a smaller fee. Those a la carte costs are in addition to monthly or annual membership fees. A standard monthly pass runs $99, while premium year-long access costs $1,499.
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2 weeks ago |
chicagobusiness.com | Jack Grieve
Deliveries from Prime Meats by Lettuce will run through DoorDash. Customers can order directly from the app or on the butcher shop's website. A DoorDash courier will deliver the order, not a Lettuce Entertain You employee, though Broskey said deliveries will arrive in "bags on ice, wrapped beautifully, just like you would find in a really high-end butcher shop." The deliveries will also include instructions for preparing the meat and possible recipes to use.
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3 weeks ago |
crainscleveland.com | Jack Grieve
Crain's lists of the highest-paid CEOs and non-CEOs in Northeast Ohio are back for 2025, and there are new names at the top of both rankings. The two lists, available in full below, include C-suite executives at publicly traded companies. Leaders of privately held companies are not represented. The rankings are based on total compensation, which includes base salaries, bonuses, stock and option awards, non-equity incentives and other pay.
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3 weeks ago |
crainsnewyork.com | Jack Grieve
Crain's today released its latest list of the largest architecture firms in the New York area. Many of the top-ranked companies have had their hands on some of the city's most notable recent builds, from Delta Air Lines' lounge at John F. Kennedy International Airport to the Walt Disney Company's Hudson Square headquarters to the MTA's Second Avenue subway extension.
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chicagobusiness.com | Jack Grieve
Crain's list of the Chicago area's largest publicly traded companies is back for 2025 with Walgreens Boots Alliance topping the rankings for likely the last time. The Deerfield-based pharmacy retail chain has long been the area's largest publicly held company. Walgreens would almost certainly retain that title for years to come if it weren't slated to go private by the end of 2025 after its $10 billion sale to New York-based private-equity firm Sycamore Partners.
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RT @CrainsChicago: These are Chicago's 50 fastest-growing companies for 2025 https://t.co/PqqklvsaPL
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