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Crain's Chicago Business, June 10, 2024

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CHICAGOBUSINESS.COM I JUNE 10, 2024

Ashley Harrison was billed nearly $37,000 after a hospital visit in 2019.

Filling the gaps in health insurance

GEOFFREY BLACK

Even the insured get saddled with staggering medical debt. Cook County and the state are stepping up to offer relief. | PAGE 11

IBM eyes Chicago for quantum computing play HIGHEST-PAID CEOS | PAGE 16 HIGHEST-PAID NON-CEOS | PAGE 19

Another sign of interest as the state prepares to fund new tech and jobs By John Pletz

Add IBM to the quantumcomputing companies circling Chicago. The Armonk, N.Y.-based technology giant has been discussing an expansion here, according to three people familiar with the conversations who requested anonymity because of confidentiality agreements involved. The company won’t detail exactly what it has in mind. “At

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IBM, we are excited to see continuously growing interest and investment in quantum computing across Chicago and the state of Illinois,” Jay Gambetta, vice president of IBM Quantum,

says in a statement. “We are working with partners such as the University of Chicago, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and members of The Bloch Quantum Tech Hub on several projects to advance our timeline of bringing useful quantum computing to the world, and are looking forward to being a part of other significant developments soon.” See IBM on Page 27

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DAN MCGRATH Call a foul what it is, and a female athlete an athlete.

POLITICS Local Hispanic residents want worker permits from Biden.

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