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Free Cones, Brunch Fire, Businesses Moving Out: IL Business News
Several businesses are leaving one suburb for another, an Easter brunch fire closed a restaurant and a video gaming was OK'd.
ILLINOIS — Video gaming got the OK in one suburb, several businesses are relocating, and a new Starbucks broke ground this week.
Here's a look at some of Illinois Patch's top business stories for the week:
Restaurant Closes After Fire During Easter Brunch
The eatery closed temporarily after hundreds were evacuated from the restaurant during the fire.
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Car Dealerships, Dick's Sporting Goods Leaving One Town For Another
Two car dealerships are leaving one area suburb to build new locations in another, and a Dick's Sporting Goods is doing likewise.
Video Gaming Approved At 2 More Speedway Gas Stations
A total of 11 gas stations in the village are allowed to have active video gaming licenses at once. So far, nine have been approved.
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New Starbucks Breaks Ground
The site for the Starbucks was a former gas station.
'Destination For Mouth-Watering Beef Sandwiches' Opens
It's the sixth Beef Shack in the Chicago area.
Free Cone Day! Get The Scoop At Ben & Jerry's
Try not to scream...for the free ice cream Ben & Jerry's Scoop Shop will be serving up for their annual Free Cone Day.
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