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Medical Industry Struggling With a Shortage of Hospice Workers

A growing number of Americans are reaching the age where they require end-of-life care. Unfortunately, however, few medical professionals are […]

Approximately 48 million people in the United States are hospitalized for food poisoning every year, and 2016 is no exception.

Franciscan St. James Health broke ground on its new patient pavilion and emergency department expansion on May 31. The expansion

Workers’ compensation laws and regulations have been an integral part of the American society for many years. They provide security

The Chicago City Council’s Committee on Workforce Development and Audit unanimously approved the earned sick time ordinance proposal, which would

In early 2010, a photographer covered a Guns N’ Roses concert, snapping photos of singer Axl Rose. The images accompanied

Hundreds of hopeful fans lined up in downtown Chicago last week to get their hands on tickets to the award-winning

Over 95% of individuals in the United States wear t-shirts, but not everyone can say their shirts are from a

Southwest Airlines brought in $3.1 billion in shareholder returns, but their pilots allege that they saw none of the profits.

Signal, a Chicago-based marketing technology company, has recently closed a $30 million Series E round of funding to expand its