| TOP HEADLINES Thursday, April 30, 2009 · Motorola to cut more jobs as non-cell business weakens · Boeing debt rating outlook cut; wins $250M Pentagon deal · OfficeMax shares soar as lower profit still beats Wall Street's expectations · Nursing home care costs rising faster than inflation: report · Standard Bank gets TARP funds · Quarter-million Chicagoans on brink of poverty: study · $50B to fix aging rail transit in Chicago, 6 other cities · Biz barometer shows signs of hope · Foreclosure suits hit one homebuilder, head of another · US hog market drops as flu hits pork sales · Equity Residential's results show softness in sector · 10 things to do this weekend
· The latest job changes and appointments: People on the Move · Tales of Blago, Quinn blinks on transit, Daley archives: Greg Hinz blog · Diplomats, execs mark anniversary of apartheid's end: Taking Names blog
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