August 19, 2015 - Full Show
8/18/2015 | 27m 2s
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Illinois Democrats Decide on Endorsements Can City Pension Reforms Survive? Crain's Roundup: Corporate Job Losses, McDonald's Wall Street Bounce
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August 19, 2015 - Full Show
8/18/2015 | 27m 2s
Illinois Democrats Decide on Endorsements Can City Pension Reforms Survive? Crain's Roundup: Corporate Job Losses, McDonald's Wall Street Bounce
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Can City Pension Reforms Survive?
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Clip: 8/18/2015 | 9m 56s | Attorney John Schmidt talks about why he thinks Chicago's pension reform will survive. (9m 56s)
Crain's Roundup: Corporate Job Losses
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Clip: 8/18/2015 | 6m 50s | Ann Dwyer talks about job cuts at Walgreens, Amazon's expansion in Chicago, and more. (6m 50s)
US Senate Candidates Fail to Get
Clip: 8/18/2015 | 4m 52s | Paris Schutz recaps the Cook County Democratic Party's slating for the 2016 election. (4m 52s)
Web Extra Ask Geoffrey: August 19
Clip: 8/18/2015 | 27s | Footage of Goldblatts building on 47th and Ashland. (27s)
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