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Friday, May 16, 2008
The new trading floor of the Chicago Board of Trade on Thursday.
(John H. White/Sun-Times)
Trading spaces: CME moves The Great Migration of Chicago traders is almost over and that means a new era begins for the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Today is the final day of trading at the old Merc, its home for nearly 25 years at 20 S. Wacker. It will be left to the meat traders, stalwarts whose business goes back to the exchange's earliest days, to turn out the lights for good. They will mark the occasion with laughter and lumps in their throat and maybe smuggle in a flask or two to give the place a proper sendoff.


MSNBC analyst brings talk show back to WCPT
Robert Feder: Air America Radio host Rachel Maddow, who's become the breakout star of MSNBC this political year, is joining the lineup of Chicago's progressive talk station. Starting Monday, Maddow's show will air from 5 to 8 p.m. weekdays on Newsweb Radio's WCPT-AM (820).


Savvy shopper finds bargains with coupons
Brenda Bromfield of west suburban Woodridge has become such a skilled shopper, she can come up with a coupon or a bulk bargain buy on nearly everything. Her grocery bill is $40 a week to feed herself, husband Jim, 9-year-old daughter Madison and 6-year-old son Ian.


Stocks open flat after housing starts report
NEW YORK---- Stocks slipped early Friday as investors' nervousness over a fresh record for oil prices dented some enthusiasm over a surprising jump in new home construction.






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