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Iconic Fast Food Coming To IL, New Portillo's Dessert: Business News
Plus: Hurricane Helene halts IV production, Tilted Kilt no more, London Skye comes to suburb, Thunderbolts get new owner.
ILLINOIS — A West Coast fast-food chain is returning to the Chicago suburbs, and Portillo's is partnering with a hot new business on a dessert that brings a twist to its beloved chocolate cake.
Plus, Hurricane Helene has caused big delays for an Illinois company that makes IVs and other medical supplies.
Here's a look at some of Illinois Patch's top business stories from this week:
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Jack In The Box Returning To Chicago Area
Several suburbs expect to welcome the chain back to the area in the coming months.
Portillo's Partners With Milk Bar For New Dessert
The Chicago mainstay's classic dessert is now being sold as a handheld cookie in collaboration with Milk Bar. Here's what you need to know.
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Hurricane Helene Halts IV Production For IL-Based Company
The Illinois-based health care company, was forced to close one of its facilities that produces IVs and medical supplies following last week's Hurricane Helene.
Brewski'z Bar And Grill Takes Over Tilted Kilt Space
The new owners took over the space in the summer, but residents may have recently noticed the signs at the space have changed over to Brewski'z Bar and Grill.
London Skye To Host Grand Opening Of New Location
Shoppers can browse brand-name and imported clothing and accessories. London Skye is also known for featuring popup events, including one in which shoppers can design their own hats.
New Popeye's Louisiana Kitchen Opens
The fast food chain formed in 1972 in New Orleans, and is headquartered in Miami. According to Popeye's, there are nearly 4,000 restaurants located in more than 46 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and 30 other countries worldwide.
Windy City ThunderBolts Sold To Frontier League Florence Y'alls Owners
For now, the team will remain the Windy City ThunderBolts, however new owner and CEO David DelBello is evaluating the team's brand.
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