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The Closing Bell with Bret Gogoel (10/11/23) – Illinois is #1… in Pumpkins

Oct 11, 2023 | 4:12 PM

On this episode of The Closing Bell: Justin Kaufmann from AXIOS joins Bret Gogoel to review the list of which Chicago businesses have shuttered in 2023 and what this may say about the city’s economy. Crains Chicago Business’ John Pletz discusses the impact of international travel on O’Hare’s economic recovery. Finally, Kim Gordon sits down with Raghela Scavuzzo from the Illinois Farm Bureau to discuss Illinois’ pumpkin crops – and why they are so lucrative.