Massive Stadium Delayed, Iconic Theater Reopens: IL Business News

ILLINOIS — Two indoor golf businesses — including one with four 270,000-square-foot domes — are coming soon to the suburbs.

Plus, a local brewery is working to raise breast cancer awareness with a new beer.

Here's a look at some of Illinois Patch's top business stories from this week:

Massive Cricket Stadium Plans Delayed By EPA Review

The stadium — which has more seating than the United Center and will include a restaurant – is on hold pending an EPA review. The developer hopes to start construction by next spring.

Legendary Theater's Reopening: Environmental Violations In Theater Coming To End

Since being notified of the asbestos violations, the century-old theater's staff said they have taken numerous safety steps, including testing the air in the theater and other areas of the building.

Banging Gavel Debuts Beer Brewed In Support Of Breast Cancer Awareness

The brewery released The Verdict Is PINK on Friday, with a portion of sales going to breast cancer charities.

Business Banned From Selling Tobacco For 1 Year

The shop was banned from selling tobacco until next year for accusations it sold electronic cigarette products to a person under the age of 21 years old, health officials said.

X-Golf Opening 'Very Soon'

Guests can book a golf simulator, play famous golf courses from around the world, and take lessons to improve their stats with real-time data on industry leading technology. Food, beverages, and a full bar will also be available.

Wine Bar Proposed

The planning and zoning commission will meet Oct. 1 to discuss the special use permit for the proposed wine bar.

Company Hiring 240 Seasonal Workers In The Chicago Area

The global logistics provider announced it plans to hire 240 seasonal workers in the Chicago area to support the rise in volumes during the peak season, according to a release from the company.

Suburb Approves Concept Plan For 4-Dome Indoor Golf Course

Based in Canada, Megalodome Golf is proposing to build four 270,000-square-foot golf domes — with three containing a nine-hole golf course and the fourth containing a practice facility. The development would also have an 8,000-square-foot clubhouse.