The Chicago Fire FC soccer team has unveiled the design for its $650 million new stadium. Financed entirely by the club’s ...

The public is unlikely to get off scot-free even though Chicago Fire owner Joe Mansueto plans to finance a new stadium ...

Billionaire Joe Mansueto last week paid more than $54 million for the Waldorf Astoria Chicago hotel, continuing a recent run of high-profile purchases in his adopted hometown. Real estate ...

As team owner Joe Mansueto describes it, “it’s as if all the stars lined up” for Raphael Wicky to become the Chicago Fire’s new coach.Wicky, 42, fit the profile Mansueto and Fire sporting ...

Chicago billionaire and Fire FC owner Joe Mansueto has jumped headfirst into the city's viral new trend: building a new sports stadium. The latest: Mansueto has officially announced plans to build ...

Team owner Joe Mansueto has committed to paying for the stadium himself, while tax increment financing district dollars would cover infrastructure needs on the long-vacant site.

During an interview with the Sun-Times, Mansueto also discussed the team’s broadcast situation, ticket sales, and his expectations for the 2020 season.

Morningstar billionaire Joe Mansueto plans to build a $650 million stadium for his Chicago Fire soccer team at “the 78,” a vacant tract of land in the South Loop.

As a fourth-year business student at the University of Chicago, Joe Mansueto was in the early phases of developing an entrepreneurial spirit. “I got a lot of satisfaction out of selling a ...

Chicago Fire owner Joe Mansueto, second from right, poses with then-Chicago Parks Superintendent Michael P. Kelly, left, Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Major League Soccer Commissioner Don Garber in ...

Four years had passed since founder Joe Mansueto had stepped aside as chief executive of Morningstar, the company best known for its mutual fund rating system. Then, last October, he was back.