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“It was important to find a collaborative, comfortable, and convenient space for our Chicago team members, and this office became available at the ideal time with very favorable market conditions. It’s a real win-win for us,” SMS Assist CEO Marc Shiffman said in a news release. “SMS Assist is proud of our Chicago roots, and we are committed to continuing our growth here in this state-of-the-art space.”

“Justin too is just understanding that it’s not just showing up on Sunday and playing the game,” Nagy said. “There’s a whole process to that Monday through Saturday, man. Everything is to the hour in what you’re doing. From the time you wake up, what you do, to the time you go to bed and how important sleep is, distractions outside of the building, everything else that’s going on, there’s a lot to being a successful NFL quarterback. He’s learned a lot in two weeks. We feel really good with where we’re at with this quarterback position and that’s important right now, and Justin needs to be given a lot of credit for the way he handled yesterday.”

In a statement about the fatal shooting, authorities said they were dispatched to the 7700 block of South Carpenter Street at 7:26 a.m., and “responding officers encountered” a man who was involved in a dispute with someone else in the apartment. Officials said a knife was recovered from the unit where the shooting occurred but did not say whether anyone had been holding it.

The Journal’s stories, called “The Facebook Files,” painted a picture of a company focused on growth and its own interests instead of the public good. Facebook has tried to play down the research. Nick Clegg, Clegg, the company’s vice president of policy and public affairs, wrote to Facebook employees in a memo Friday that “social media has had a big impact on society in recent years, and Facebook is often a place where much of this debate plays out.”

Two men were shot, one fatally, in the 3400 block of West Douglas Boulevard in Lawndale around 3 p.m. Sunday, police said. A 43-year-old man was in front of an apartment building when a light-colored vehicle pulled up. A person inside the vehicle pulled out a firearm and shot the man, who suffered a gunshot wound to his head. He was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital, where he died. He had not been identified by the Cook County medical examiner’s office early Monday.

Edelman, which signed a 15-year lease, will occupy the 11th and 12th floors in space designed by architectural firm Gensler, and shaped in no small part by the pandemic, as companies move to hybrid, more collaborative work environments. The new “egalitarian” office will feature 257 desk seats and 800 other seats including collaboration zones, cafes, team rooms and meeting rooms, Edelman said.

In recent months, several other Chicago-area Dart-designed homes have changed hands. In July, the four-bedroom, 3,262-square-foot steel, stone and glass house in Barrington Hills that Dart designed for himself in 1956 sold for $550,000, while in January, a four-bedroom, 3,498-square-foot Dart-designed house on Circle Lake in Lake Forest sold for $1.265 million. And a six-bedroom, 7,759-square-foot brick midcentury modern mansion in Lake Forest that is said to have been designed by Dart and was built in 1964 is on the market for $3.695 million.