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Chicagos largest law firms Of course Kirkland & Ellis tops our latest ranking. But what about Fighting doctor burnout • Manufacturing exec names a nursing school • The Grouponization of health care Salary Series: Shirley Ryan AbilityLab • Hospital consolidation impact • Advocate Auroras $2.1B in charity care New maternal safety requirements • As*ociations eye opioid lawsuits • Private equity’s role in dermatology Amita CEO stepping down • U of C nurses authorize one-day strike • Fast-tracking Tourette drug Pacific Global sale brings L.A.-based Chinese-American bank to Chicago A bank rapped by regulators for lending practices: Yes, it still happens Mondelez ordered to pay $16 million penalty to settle manipulative-trading allegations A bungalow like a Wisconsin cabin—on the river and 7 blocks from the el Look inside a grand two-story penthouse atop a clas*ic Astor Street tower. SAVED FROM DEMOLITION, BASEBALL LEGEND BILL VEECK'S FORMER HOME SELLS. The Park Avenue home was once the home of both Bill Veeck Sr., who was president of the Chicago Cubs in the 1920s, and Bill Veeck Jr., a The 4,300-square-foot home has four bedrooms, an office and media room. It's soon for sale. Take a photo tour. New se*ual haras*ment law is an opportunity for companies to do better Training, however, is key to preventing abuses in the workplace. Crains Daily Gist podcast: Why your neighborhood bar is having an existential crisis The explosion in Chicago breweries and on-site taprooms is becoming a thorn for corner taverns. Plus, progressive groups want new taxes that could spook Chicago's biz community, Illinois joins a bipartisan antitrust probe of Google, and more. The caffeinated alcoholic drink is set to roll out this month in Boston, Denver and the greater Tampa area. Hotel revenues are at a 5-year low from a down year at McCormick Place, but the flood of new supply that has given many investors fits Look for Crain's Chicago Business to contribute to Chicago Tonight.