The Week in Business: Baxter is nearing the sale of its Deerfield headquarters; Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay explains why he plans to open a restaurant in Naperville.
Baxter nears sale of Deerfield HQ After eight months on the market, Baxter International appears poised to sell its Deerfield headquarters.
Hotel construction nearly completed Construction of a Holiday Inn Express in Schaumburg is nearing completion, with the business expected to open his spring as the 31st hotel in the village. Auto body shop might get OK to expand Rolling Meadows officials may be willing to allow an auto body shop to expand its presence in the shadow of the Arlington Park and possibly the future Bears property -- so long as no vehicles are stored outside.
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