BUSINESSCHICAGO SUN-TIMES
Chicago businesses 'hurt' and concerned over Bears plan to move ahead with Hammond stadium
Chicago businesses and community organizations expressed disappointment over the Bears' plan to leave Soldier Field for Hammond, Indiana, citing economic losses, reduced tourism, and fewer jobs. The move, approved by the Bears' board, includes $2 billion in team investment and tax incentives from Indiana, while local businesses like Reggies Chicago and Miller’s Pub highlight the financial impact of losing game-day traffic.
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