The end of Chicago poaching suburban corporate headquarters? Area-wide initiative announced today touts ‘new era of regional cooperation’ – Chicago Tribune/MSN

A new regional economic development partnership announced Wednesday includes a “no poaching” agreement and data sharing that participants - public, private and civic entities - across Cook and six collar counties hope will increase collaboration, attract new companies and encourage expansions.
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nixit
3 years ago

Notice this didn’t get signed 10 years ago when the push to move offices downtown to attract young workers was going strong.

Poor Taxpayer
3 years ago

Illinois has skull and crossbones on its Flag for business.

Giddyap
3 years ago

Democrat Run Chicago And Suburbs Think High Taxes, Business Hostile Regulation, Rigged Courts, Political Corruption, Union Racketeering, Bad Schools, Fiscal Crises, Left Wing Marxism, And Taxpayer Funded Wholesale Infanticide Are Selling Points For New Businesses 

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