CHICAGO-Title insurance provider, Attorneys' Title Guaranty Fund Inc., signs a 10-year lease for 32,000 sf at 1 S. Wacker Dr. Following a yearlong search, the company is relocating from 33 N. Dearborn in the Central Loop for contiguous space in the West Loop.

CHICAGO-Title insurance provider, Attorneys' Title Guaranty Fund Inc., signs a 10-year lease for 32,000 sf at 1 S. Wacker Dr. Following a yearlong search, the company is relocating from 33 N. Dearborn in the Central Loop for contiguous space in the West Loop.

CHICAGO-Denihan Hospitality Group, based in New York City, closes on the Fitzpatrick Chicago Hotel. Now known as the Affinia Chicago, the hotel will undergo a $10-million-plus renovation and will re-launch in the spring of 2007.

CHICAGO-Denihan Hospitality Group, based in New York City, closes on the Fitzpatrick Chicago Hotel. Now known as the Affinia Chicago, the hotel will undergo a $10-million-plus renovation and will re-launch in the spring of 2007.

DETROIT-GM executives are selling a 51% controlling interest in General Motors Acceptance Corp. to a group of investors led by New York City-based Cerberus Capital Management, LP. Following the deal, GM will retain about $20 billion of GMAC automotive lease and retail assets and associated funding valued at $4 billion.

CHICAGO-The Chicago City Council on Wednesday gives its approval for the Fordham Spire, the 124-story glass-and-steel, spiraling tower that could become the world's tallest building. The unanimous vote to move forward with the building represents the final hurdle for the development.

CHICAGO-The Chicago City Council on Wednesday gives its approval for the Fordham Spire, the 124-story glass-and-steel, spiraling tower that could become the world's tallest building. The unanimous vote to move forward with the building represents the final hurdle for the development.

CINCINNATI-If the split is approved, it would represent the first stock split since Federated was listed on the NYSE in February 1992.