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SPRINGFIELD — An Illinois COVID-19 testing company at the center of a controversy about accuracy of results has agreed not to open any additional pop-up locations in the state "for

Center for COVID Control's chain of pop-up testing sites will be closed for the "foreseeable future," Attorney General Kwame Raoul says, after customers complained about illegitimate test results.

Center for COVID Control, based in Rolling Meadows, is under investigation in multiple states amid complaints about long waits for test results.

Attorneys from the attorney general’s consumer fraud division are probing allegations that those who sought a COVID-19 test at pop-up sites run by the Center for Covid Control did not get their results as promised.

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The Massachusetts attorney generals office has filed a complaint against a Rolling Meadows-based company, alleging it sold bogus hand sanitizer to schools.

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Vimeo/Leopardo Arthur J. Gallagher is a big beneficiary of European anti-trust regulators’ efforts to preserve competition among commercial insurance brokers. The Rolling Meadows-based brokerage is paying $3.6 billion to acquire assets two London-based firms, Aon and Willis Towers Watson, are being required to divest in order to win approval from European Union anti-trust regulators for their $30 billion merger. More The jewel among the businesses Gallagher will assume is Willis’ reinsuran...

Arthur J. Gallagher headquarters (Bloomberg) — Rolling Meadows-based insurance brokerage Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. is in talks to buy a portfolio of assets from Aon Plc and Willis Towers Watson Plc for about $3 billion, according to people familiar with the matter. An agreement could be reached in the coming weeks, said the people, who asked to not be identified because the matter isn’t public. Assets in Germany, Spain, France, and the Netherlands as well as Willis Towers’ reinsurance bus...