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Coverage dated July 26, 2022

Google moving into Chicago's downtown Thompson Center

Headline from The Southern Illinoisan

The longtime downtown Chicago home of Illinois state government is getting a new occupant: tech giant Google.

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  1. The Southern Illinoisan

    Google moving into Chicago's downtown Thompson Center (opens The Southern Illinoisan)

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    The Southern Illinoisan's feed description

    The longtime downtown Chicago home of Illinois state government is getting a new occupant: tech giant Google.

  2. Herald & Review

    Watch now: Google moving into Chicago's downtown Thompson Center (opens Herald & Review)

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    “If it wasn’t evident before, then surely it is crystal clear now: Google is one of Chicago’s most important companies,” Gov. J.B. Pritzker said.

  3. NBC Chicago

    Google to Take Over Thompson Center in Chicago's Loop, Pritzker Announces (opens NBC Chicago)

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    The news of Google moving into the building comes after several large companies recently announced they would be moving out of the Chicago area, including Caterpillar, Boeing and most recently, Billionaire Ken Griffin’s Citadel.

  4. Fox32 Chicago

    Google buys Thompson Center from Illinois (opens Fox32 Chicago)

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    Fox32 Chicago's feed description

    Google is moving into the Thompson Center, the state building in downtown Chicago, officials announced Wednesday.

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