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CPS Names New Equity, Teaching Chiefs

The Chicago Board of Education approved two central office appointments, naming Evangelina Covarrubias as chief equity officer and Dr. Marilou Rebolledo as chief teaching and learning officer to strengthen academic programs and equity initiatives for the district’s more than 315,000 students.

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Johnson Pitches ‘Fair Share Budget’ at Virtual Town Hall

Mayor Brandon Johnson hosted a virtual town hall promoting his proposed fiscal year 2027 “Fair Share Budget,” which seeks to close an $882.4 million gap without layoffs by combining cost savings, debt management and a new $25-per-employee monthly tax on the city’s largest corporations.

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Cboe Clear US Wins SEC Nod to Expand Clearing

Chicago-based Cboe Global Markets announced that its clearinghouse, Cboe Clear U.S., received temporary SEC registration to operate as a Covered Clearing Agency, allowing it to clear securities products alongside the futures and swaps it already handles as a CFTC-registered organization.

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Tempus, Bristol Myers Squibb Deepen AI Data Pact

Chicago-based Tempus AI announced a multi-year, $192.5 million agreement with Bristol Myers Squibb to license multimodal oncology and neurology data through 2031, expanding a strategic relationship that already spans clinical trial design and AI-driven drug discovery.

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Bears Place Kmet on IR, Lift Sweat Suspension

The Chicago Bears placed tight end Cole Kmet on injured reserve Friday following their 30-24 Thursday Night Football win over the New England Patriots, while simultaneously reinstating defensive lineman Montez Sweat from a commissioner suspension.

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Johnson, Dowell Mark Beam-Raising at South Side Art Center

Mayor Brandon Johnson and Ald. Pat Dowell marked a beam-raising ceremony at the South Side Community Art Center in Bronzeville, celebrating a major construction milestone in the $12.8 million expansion and renovation of the nation’s oldest continuously operating Black art center.

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