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Skender Construction combines raw materials with modern amenities in new Chicago office
Skender Construction, the contractor responsible for innovative office spaces in Chicago like Google, ConAgra, Kraft, 1871 and the University of Chicago, has a new headquarters. Located at 1330 W. Fulton...
Savills Studley locked down real estate in one of Chicago’s newest buildings for itself
When Savills Studley relocated its Chicago office in February, the commercial real estate brokerage became the first tenant to move into the new tower at 150 N. Riverside Plaza. Representatives...
Craighton Berman on Kickstarter
Chicago Designer Craighton Berman has had seven projects funded through Kickstarter. Click through to see some of his past campaigns.
How tech can help you donate to Hurricane Harvey relief
Looking for a way to help victims of Hurricane Harvey? Here are six ways you can donate now using apps and the web. Click here to find more organizations collecting...
See the Next College Student Athlete office, where competition is key
College football season kicks off this weekend. For Chicago-based Next College Student Athlete, a company that helps high school athletes manage the recruiting process, that likely means watching former clients...
Lyft just opened a new Chicago office — take a look inside
Ride-hailing company Lyft, operating in Chicago since May 2013, has opened a new hub on the city's Northwest Side. Designed by Studios Architecture, the open-concept space is roughly 5,000 square...
10 fun tech finds for heading back to school
As the calendar flips to August, it's time to start gearing up for the new school year. Up your game at school with the latest gadgets for class, studying and...
Learning Beautiful coding toys
Learning Beautiful toys are made to teach computational thinking, design and mindfulness, said CEO Kim Smith, who along with her cofounder Yonatan Cohen designed the sets.
5 apps to help sell your stuff
Selling your old things is getting even easier. Users still flock to Craigslist — making close to $700 million in profit last year, according to AIM Group. But easy-to-use apps...