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Ald. Anthony Beale said it would help cabbies, adding that Uber and Lyft "are puttin' a hurtin' on 'em."

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That's nearly 12 times the number of people who can legally drive a cab in Chicago, data shows.

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About 150 taxi drivers joined AFSCME over the weekend, but it threatens to undercut other union efforts.

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The bill signed by the outgoing governor doesn't preempt Chicago's home rule, its House sponsor said.

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The ride-sharing service warned that surge pricing could push fares above $100 after midnight.

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The City Council moved to grant taxi drivers lower lease rates and lowered fines.

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The measure would also lower lease rates, cut credit-card fees and share ad revenue.

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Ald. Anthony Beale said the new ordinance would make taxi medallions "useless."

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Uber and Lyft said it cleared the way for legislation more favorable to taxis in the General Assembly.

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Aldermen John Arena and Roderick Sawyer delayed a ride-sharing ordinance through a procedural move.

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Full Council passage will mean "the demise of Chicago's taxi industry," a former city attorney said.

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A group of Chicago cabbies has aligned with the National Taxi Workers Alliance on a possible union bid.

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But taxi backers won in the state House as ride-sharing firms vowed to take the fight to the Senate.

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But the proposed compromise aggravated both cab companies and ride-sharing firms.

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No formal action was taken as Mayor Rahm Emanuel prepared to propose a new transportation license.