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New York-based Encore Healthcare Services closed Dec. 28 on its purc... 50 years and counting for the Village Squire in West Dundee Geneva commission again rejects plan for mega-warehouse Today’s Forecast Today’s e-Edition Today’s Headlines Today’s Obituaries Today’s Events Today’s Advertisers Paddock Publications ¦¦ Employee-OwnedBEGIN TOP STORIES 2Navigating sales and use tax: Mitigating risks and managing compliance Mount Prospect backs renewal of tax incentive for Red Barn restaurant Mount Prospect has recommended that Cook County renew a tax incentive for a brewery and restaurant near Randhurst Village shopping center. The Red Barn Restaurant and Bre... Vehicle for corruption: Red-light cameras cost more than $100 ticket For years, red-light cameras have been hurting Illinoisans, ticketing unsuspecting drivers in a way that prioritizes profits over other considerations. We’ve all grown ac... END TOP STORIES 2BEGIN TOP STORIES 2More Suburban Business News Demolition of Stratford Square Mall could begin in late summer Daily Herald honors the Best Places to Work winners The Biz Week That Was: New eateries, pickleball facilities are among the highlights Delays overcome, pub-style HopScotch restaurant plans June groundbreaking in Schaumburg Approved 14 months ago, HopScotch restaurant has received the financial secur... Advice for accountants still figuring it all out If you want to get a sense of how much has changed since my career began, consider the device you’re reading this on. Back when I first joined Dugan + Lopatka CPAs, no on... Digital transformation: Tech’s ultimatum Most executives see the need to embrace technology — and quickly — or be left behind. Finding the right applications for technology can be overwhelming, though, and the c... People on the move: New hires at Pulse Technology, Xroads, Fermilab • Schaumburg-based Pulse Technology named Li Yopp as IT sales executive in the company’s Brookfield, Wisconsin, location. The technology company serves the IT, managed pr... END TOP STORIES 2 Recommended for You Featured Columnists Submitted by Lori Dann - Why small business leaders need a peer group more than anyone else Submitted by Mike Granata - Strategies for Chicago-area small business owners to grow amid uncertain economic environment Submitted by Better Business Bureau - BBB tip: Don’t let scams ruin Mother’s Day! Mary Lynn Fayoumi - The most precious gift — time Frank Manzo IV - Public sector labor shortage hurts vital services and communities, not faceless bureaucrats Networking & After Hours Photos Ripe and ready: Northbrook Farmers Market highlights After Hours After Hours Images: Shoppers hunt for Black Friday deals More Photos Small Business more Craving something sweet? 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