Talia Soglin
Business Reporter at Chicago Tribune
biz + labor @chicagotribune | [email protected] she/her
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14 hours ago |
chicagotribune.com | Talia Soglin |Jake Sheridan
Amid speculation that Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson plans to appoint one of his top deputies to lead the Chicago Transit Authority, three CTA board members said they support a national search for a new president Wednesday, echoing calls made by transit advocates and signaling the mayor could face more opposition to his plans for the role. Three of the seven members, including one appointed by the mayor, said they back the nationwide search during a sometimes heated CTA board meeting.
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1 week ago |
pantagraph.com | Talia Soglin
CHICAGO — Food giant Conagra is selling off its Chef Boyardee brand to Hometown Food Company, which is owned by the Connecticut-based private equity firm Brynwood Partners. Chicago-based Conagra, whose brands include the plant-based protein line Gardein and popcorn brand Boom Chicka Pop, will deepen its focus on frozen foods and healthy snacks going forward, CEO Sean Connolly said in a statement.
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1 week ago |
chicagotribune.com | Rebecca Johnson |Talia Soglin
Hundreds of marchers and demonstrators gathered at Union Park in the West Loop Thursday morning for a rally on May Day, a celebration commemorating the labor movement. Organized labor and activist groups are calling for protection of immigrants and fair wages and carried signs that said, “Built by immigrant hands, enjoyed by all” and “We are the engine of this country.”A march to Grant Park is planned for later in the day.
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1 week ago |
chicagotribune.com | Talia Soglin
Food giant Conagra is selling off its Chef Boyardee brand to the Hometown Food Company, which is owned by the Connecticut-based private equity firm Brynwood Partners. Chicago-based Conagra, whose brands include the plant-based protein line Gardein and popcorn brand Boom Chicka Pop, will deepen its focus on frozen foods and healthy snacks going forward, CEO Sean Connolly said in a statement.
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2 weeks ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Talia Soglin
CHICAGO - As April showers cleared over the village of Manhattan, Illinois, this week, John Kiefner got to work planting soybeans. He is not alone. Illinois farmers expect to plant about 10.5 million acres of soybeans this year, an area equivalent to nearly 30% of the state's entire land mass.
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