Here are this morning’s top stories. ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­   |  chicagobusiness.com ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ ͏     ­ CRAIN'S CHICAGO BUSINESS A CRAIN FAMILY BRAND MORNING 10 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2024  If someone forwarded this to you, sign up for our newsletters and email alerts here. 1. Anti-gentrification ordinance gives rare power to tenants over building sales Renters in hot-spot neighborhoods on Chicago's North and West sides gain a measure of control over who buys the buildings they live in when the ordinance takes effect next week. Read more → to explore top features like 40 Under 40 & Best Places to Work. 2. Byline Bank and Wirtz family's First Security announce merger The deal combines the Chicago area's fifth-largest bank with a much smaller competitor known for commercial lending. Read more → 3. Alinea Group co-owner Nick Kokonas sells ownership stake Nick Kokonas announced the sale of his stake in the restaurant group behind three Michelin-starred restaurant Alinea. Read more → 4. CVS explores options including a potential breakup: report Walgreens' chief rival is conducting a strategic review of options, Reuters reported, as the company faces headwinds from its drugstore chain and Aetna health insurance arm. Read more → 5. West Englewood school shuttered in wave of CPS closures will become affordable apartments The former Charles Earle School is the latest to be reactivated of the 50 Chicago Public Schools — 46 buildings in all — that Mayor Rahm Emanuel's administration closed 11 years ago. Read more → 6. Mental health workforce would have to double in 5 years to meet demand: report An extensive report released today by Cook County Health details the extent of the behavioral health workforce crisis and the tactics the county health department is considering to meet or at least lessen the challenge. Read more → 7. Fed's Goolsbee says prolonged ports strike poses supply risks "Anything that’s a negative supply shock, in our language, that’s going to raise the cost of doing business and lead to shortages, is something that we’re just going to have to deal with and the impacts are never good." Read more → 8. Crime in Chicago is down. Why doesn't it feel that way?: Crain's Daily Gist podcast Data indicates crime rates are down. Crain’s contributor Steve Hendershot talks with host Amy Guth about why it might not feel that way. Read more → 9. Register now for Crain's Family Business Lunch Don't miss a one-on-one conversation between Crain Communications CEO KC Crain and InspereX founder and Cubs Executive Chairman Tom Ricketts on growing, diversifying and innovating within family-owned enterprises. Register by Nov. 4. Read more → 10. Top earners at the Illinois Health & Hospital Association Here's the latest compensation data for the nonprofit advocacy group representing 200 hospitals and nearly 40 health systems in Illinois. Read more → DISCOVER THE LATEST INSIGHTS, ANALYSIS & OPINION NEEDED TO NAVIGATE CHICAGO'S COMPLEX BUSINESS LANDSCAPE. LinkedIn FacebookInstagramX ©  2024 Crain's Chicago Business 130 E. Randolph St. Suite 3200 | Chicago IL | 60601 | United States  |  This email was sent to [email protected] Manage My Account  |  Contact Us