The U.S. unemployment rate has hit double digits for the first time since 1983 -- and is likely to go higher. The 10.2 percent jobless rate for October shows how weak the economy remains even though it is growing.
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Rental agencies offer help for reluctant landlords
Wet weather leaves county farmers with late harvest
Great Lakes Credit Union wins award
PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
How moms make ends meet
Antioch to host wine-tasting event
Time may be right for white-collar unions
CME's got a blizzard-buster
Antioch's 127-lot subdivison on hold
Five Guys restaurant to open
Business Briefs
Boeing picks South Carolina for 2nd 787 line
New Wal-Mart in Round Lake Beach
Blame the dollar: Gasoline jumps 26 cents in a month
Sun-Times Media Holdings sale complete
Let them eat cupcakes
Sun-Times sale to Tyree group complete
Wall Street back to old tricks
Witching season at KeyLime Cove
Parker Hannifin locates to Antioch Corporate Center
Abbott opens new R&D center at U of I
New Chili's slated for Vernon Hills
Job recruiter back where he started
Time for compromise on tax credit extension
Jobs on display at Warren High career fair
Buffett: Punish failure
Fielders announce Founding Partners
Web baby business born in the cradle
Falling dollar a bogus crisis
Shop stocks hot Halloween costumes
State jobless rate hits 10.5%
People on the move
Tyree announces investors in STMG purchase
Mitsubishi chief surveys Libertyville dealership
Baxter third-quarter profit up 12 percent
Grayslake author's book laments suburban sprawl
Humira, nutrition sales lift Abbott 3Q profit
Grainger sales drop 14 percent
Don't gossip, girl! Book dishes dirt on loose office talk
Foreclosures, unemployment to peak next year
Guest house in Zion opens for cancer patients
Lake Forest Hospital named consumers' choice
The ABCs of health insurance
The new art of the car deal
Using their 'beans'
Sale of News-Sun approved by bankruptcy judge








