Ill. Fiscal Crisis Clouds Business Climate
(Chicago Tribune) — Peter Anthony, president and CEO of UGN Inc., an auto parts-maker based in Tinley Park, is weighing where to invest $14.5 million on a plant expansion next year that will create 30 jobs.
Anthony is juggling three eager suitors — Indiana, Kentuckyand Tennessee — waiting to see which jobs-hungry state will offer up the sweetest deal. But he has averted his gaze from Illinois, where the company opened its first plant in Chicago Heights nearly a quarter-century ago.
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