Burr Ridge 7-bedroom home with attached town home: $5M
Listed: June 11, 2025
Price: $4,950,000
Listing agent: Ginny Stewart, Jameson Sotheby's International Realty, 630-738-0077
This seven-bedroom home has nine full bathrooms, four half-bathrooms, an elevator and a two-story entryway. The first floor has a library with wood-paneled bookshelves and French doors, a family room with 12-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows, a pub room and a dining room. The kitchen has a Wolf range, three dishwashers, RH light fixtures, two Sub-Zero beverage drawers and a wine fridge. The second floor has six bedrooms with en suite bathrooms. The primary bedroom has a fireplace, a sitting area, two walk-in closets with built-ins and an en suite bathroom with a marble shower and soaking tub. The basement has a theater, wine cellar, recreation room and another kitchen. Exterior features include a circular paver driveway, a new deck and a five-car heated garage. There is also an attached town home suite with its own entrance, living room, kitchen, laundry and two bedrooms.
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Newsweek
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- Newsweek
Donald Trump's Trade Deal Splits Europe
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. The trade deal struck between the EU and the U.S. has prompted a mixed reaction from European leaders who have expressed both concern about the impact of tariffs and relief that an all-out trade war has been averted. EU chief Ursula von der Leyen and President Donald Trump announced the deal which would see 15 percent levies on most EU exports to the U.S.—or half the rate threatened by Trump—in return for Europe buying more American energy and slashing taxes on some imports. Spain and France have given the least enthusiastic response, while Germany's chancellor was among other leaders who expressed support, at least for an end to the uncertainty. Newsweek has contacted the White House for comment. President Donald Trump and President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen announce a US-EU trade deal after a meeting at Trump Turnberry golf club on July 27, 2025 in Turnberry, Scotland. President Donald Trump and President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen announce a US-EU trade deal after a meeting at Trump Turnberry golf club on July 27, 2025 in Turnberry, It Matters Trump has touted the tariff deal with the EU as the "biggest of them all" as he pursues a plan to reorder the global economy and trim the American trade deficit. EU members had feared tariffs of 30 percent, but they have greeted the much lower 15 percent levies with caution, with some bemoaning an act of "submission." What To Know After talks at Trump's Turnberry golf course in South Ayrshire, Scotland, the president and von der Leyen agreed on tariffs on EU goods entering the U.S. at 15 percent, down from the 30 percent import tax rate Trump had threatened. Von der Leyen described the agreement as a "huge deal" but European leaders greeted it with less gusto, even if the tariffs are half what had been threatened and most acknowledged that at least it had created some predictability. French Prime Minister François Bayrou posted on X that it was a "dark day" when such an alliance as the EU "resigns itself to submission." Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said he would support it "without any enthusiasm." Swedish Trade Minister Benjamin Dousa described the deal as "maybe the least bad alternative." Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said Trump "ate von der Leyen for breakfast" while Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen said the trade conditions would be worse than before but there needed to be a balance that both sides can live with. Germany's chancellor, Friedrich Merz, said the agreement avoided a trade conflict that would have hit the export-orientated German economy hard, particularly in the automotive sector. Micheál Martin, prime minister of Ireland, which has a large trading partnership with the U.S, put a positive spin on the agreement for bringing "clarity and predictability to the trading relationship between the EU and the U.S." although he added it would be challenging. The EU's trade commissioner Maroš Šefčovič said it was the "best deal we could get under very difficult circumstances" and was better than a trade war. Ville Tavio, Finland's foreign trade minister, said the agreement calmed the situation "but there's absolutely no reason for celebration." German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron on July 23, 2025 in Berlin, Germany. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron on July 23, 2025 in Berlin, comments emailed to Newsweek, L. Daniel Mullaney, nonresident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council's Europe Center said the deal "will be controversial among important constituencies in the EU, which reasonably view the tariffs as contrary to international rules—and do not want to reward what they see as bad behavior." Von der Leyen could face pressure to the U.S. tariffs, which "could throw the deal off the rails between now and August 1" although the preliminary deal will allow both sides to work out further details on sectoral tariffs and non-tariff barriers, he added. Jörn Fleck, senior director, at the same think tank, said how the deal treats U.S. auto production and EU automotive exports will be worth watching closely. Meanwhile, pharmaceuticals, steel, and maybe semiconductors appear to have been excluded from this deal and so discussions on those sectors will continue, Fleck added. Trump said the bloc would increase investment in the U.S. economy by $600 billion (though the EU has said that this would come from the private sector, over which Brussels has no authority) and spend $750 billion on energy. Von der Leyen said that investment over the next three years in American liquefied natural gas (LNG), oil and nuclear fuels would reduce European reliance on Russian energy whose exports fund Moscow's war on Ukraine. However, Septimus Knox, director, disputes and investigations, at geopolitical and cyber risk consultancy S-RM told Newsweek that the deal is more about securing future supplies rather than decoupling the EU from Russian energy. What People Are Saying Germany's chancellor Friedrich Merz posted on X: "Stable and predictable trade relations with market access benefit everyone on both sides of the Atlantic, businesses and consumers alike." French Prime Minister François Bayrou: "It is a dark day when an alliance of free peoples, brought together to affirm their common values and to defend their common interests, resigns itself to submission." Spain's prime minister Pedro Sánchez: "I value the constructive and negotiating attitude of the president of the European Commission. In any case, I support this trade agreement, but I do so without any enthusiasm." Hungary's prime minister Viktor Orbán: "This is not an Trump ate [Ursula] von der Leyen for the U.S. president is a heavyweight when it comes to negotiations while Madame President is featherweight." Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin said the deal "creates a new era of stability that can hopefully contribute to a growing and deepening relationship between the EU and the U.S." What Happens Next Von der Leyen has described the deal as a "framework" and more details will be negotiated in the coming weeks. The commission can negotiate trade deals for the entire bloc but it still needs the backing of the 27 EU member states, whose ambassadors will meet next Monday.
Business Wire
6 hours ago
- Business Wire
SEMCO Technologies Confirms the Success of Its IPO With the Exercise of the €1.2 Million Over-Allotment Option, Bringing the Final Amount of the Offering to €46.2 Million
CASTRIES, France--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Regulatory News: SEMCO Technologies (ISIN: FR0014010H01; Ticker: ALSEM), a company specializing in the design and manufacture of strategic components for the production of semiconductors, announces that, in view of the strong demand expressed in the context of its initial public offering on the Euronext Growth ® market in Paris, CIC Market Solutions, acting as stabilising agent on behalf of and for the account of the Lead Managers and Associate Bookrunners, has exercised the Over-allotment Option in the amount of €1.2 million, resulting in the sale by ECM Technologies, the main shareholder of SEMCO Technologies, of 80,000 existing Shares at the offer price (€15.00 per share), bringing the total size of the offering to €46.2 million. The total number of shares offered in the IPO was 3,079,999, including 266,666 new shares and 2,813,333 shares sold as part of the Offer, the extension clause and the over-allotment option. As a result, the free float now represents approximately 29.9% of SEMCO Technologies' share capital. BREAKDOWN OF THE COMPANY'S CAPITAL AND VOTING RIGHTS Following the IPO and the exercise of the Over-Allotment Option, the distribution of SEMCO Technologies' share capital and voting rights is as follows: LIQUIDITY CONTRACT SEMCO Technologies also announces that it has entrusted Gilbert Dupont with the implementation of a liquidity contract in accordance with the decision of the French Financial Markets Authority (Autorité des marchés financiers) No. 2018-01 of 2 July 2018, applicable since 1 January 2019, establishing liquidity contracts on equity securities as an accepted market practice 3. The liquidity contract will take effect on 29 July 2025, with €400,000 in cash allocated to the liquidity account. END OF THE STABILISATION PERIOD WITH AN EARLY CLOSING ON 28 JULY 2025 The stabilisation period, which began on 9 July 2025, ended early on 28 July 2025. CIC Market Solutions, acting as stabilising agent on behalf of and for the account of the Lead Managers and Joint Bookrunners for the IPO, declares that it has not carried out any stabilisation transactions and has therefore exercised the Over-allotment Option in the amount of €1.2 million, resulting in the sale by ECM Technologies, the main shareholder of SEMCO Technologies, of 80,000 existing Shares at the offer price (€15.00 per share), bringing the total size of the placement to €46.2 million. The total number of shares offered in the IPO was 3,079,999, including 266,666 new shares and 2,813,333 shares sold under the Offer, the extension clause and the over-allotment option. As a result, the free float now represents approximately 29.9% of SEMCO Technologies' share capital. FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES AND ADVISORS Next financial announcement: half-year results for 2025, 25 September 2025 – after market close. About SEMCO Technologies SEMCO Technologies is a French company specializing in the design and manufacture of components essential to the production of next-generation semiconductors, electrostatic chucks (eChucks). With 30 years of expertise and unique technological know-how, SEMCO Technologies designs high-tech, custom-made eChucks, distinguishing itself from generalist manufacturers by its ability to meet the most demanding market requirements. Founded in 1986 in Montpellier, it became a wholly-owned subsidiary of the ECM Group in 2016, a family-owned group and world leader in the manufacture of equipment for the treatment and transformation of materials. SEMCO Technologies achieved a turnover of €26.4 million 4 on December 31, 2024. For more information: Disclaimer This press release contains forward-looking statements, not historical facts, and should not be interpreted as a guarantee that the events and data stated will occur. These forward-looking statements are based on data, assumptions and estimates that SEMCO Technologies considers reasonable. SEMCO Technologies operates in a competitive and rapidly changing environment. The company is therefore unable to anticipate all risks, uncertainties or other factors that may affect its business, their potential impact on its business or the extent to which the occurrence of a risk or combination of risks could lead to results that differ significantly from those mentioned in any forward-looking statement. SEMCO Technologies draws your attention to the fact that forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and that its actual financial position, results and cash flows, as well as the development of the sector in which SEMCO Technologies operates, may differ significantly from those proposed or suggested by the forward-looking statements contained in this document. Furthermore, even if the financial situation, results, cash flows and developments in the sector in which SEMCO Technologies operates are in line with the forward-looking information contained in this document, these results or developments may not be a reliable indication of SEMCO Technologies' future results or developments. Readers are advised to carefully review the risk factors described in the registration document approved by the Autorité des Marchés Financiers ('AMF'), available free of charge on the Company's website. In the event that any or all of these risk factors or other factors materialise, SEMCO Technologies shall in no event be held liable for any decision or action taken in relation to the information and/or statements contained in this press release or for any damage related thereto. This information is provided solely as of the date of this press release. SEMCO Technologies does not undertake to publish updates to this information or the assumptions on which it is based, except where required by law or regulation. This press release and the information contained herein do not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to purchase or subscribe for shares in SEMCO Technologies in any country. 1 ECM Technologies: A simplified joint stock company (478 969 173 RCS Grenoble), wholly owned by ECM Group (880 360 425 RCS Grenoble), itself 56.08% owned by LaMa, wholly owned by Mr Laurent PELISSIER (Chief Executive Officer of the Company), Ms Marlène PELISSIER (director of the Company) and their family. 2 LaMa: A limited liability company (Société à responsabilité limitée – 452 107 782 RCS Annecy), wholly owned by Mr. Laurent PELISSIER (Chairman and CEO of the Company), Mrs. Marlène PELISSIER (Director of the Company), and their family. 3 The situations or conditions leading to the suspension or termination of the liquidity contract, as specified in the liquidity contract, are as follows: Suspension of the contract: Under the conditions set out in Article 5 of the aforementioned AMF decision. At the initiative of the issuer in certain situations and, in particular, if the issuer no longer has authorisation to repurchase its own shares. Termination of the agreement: By the issuer, at any time, with three months' notice, under the conditions for closing the liquidity account provided for in the liquidity agreement. By the market maker, with 30 days' notice. The contract shall be automatically terminated if the parties are unable, in the situation provided for in Article 10 (liquidity account balance), to agree on how to proceed with the contract. By the facilitator if the Liquidity Provider contract between the facilitator and Euronext Paris is terminated. 4 Pro forma information for 2024 and comparative information including: (1) the sale of the 'Gas Components' business to ECM Components on 30/04/2024 and (2) the sale of shares in SEMCO Smartech Suzhou, a Chinese subsidiary, to another ECM Group subsidiary. Expand
The Hill
12 hours ago
- The Hill
Schumer blasts Trump's EU deal: ‘It's fake!'
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) blasted the trade deal negotiated between the United States and the European Union over the weekend, calling it 'fake.' The trade deal sets tariffs on European goods at 15 percent, half the rate that Trump had previously threatened on the continent. In exchange, the EU has pledged to buy $750 billion in American energy over the next three years. 'Trump would have you believe it's the biggest deal ever,' Schumer complained. 'Europe has admitted that this agreement isn't legally binding, and they have no control over whether these investments even happen.' While Europe is presumably avoiding a trade war with the U.S., several leading figures condemned the deal. French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou called Sunday a 'dark day' in a post on X. Schumer compared the agreement to Trump's deal with Japan, where the U.S. has imposed a 15 percent tariff in exchange for $550 billion in Japanese investments in American sectors. It is not clear what those exact investments would entail. The deal with Europe was reached days before Trump's postured deadline of Aug. 1, when his threatened levies are generally scheduled to take place. American trade representatives have fanned across the globe to attempt to make deals with countries as the president has continued dialing tariffs up and down. Schumer was also among the Democratic senators who sent a letter to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick Monday criticizing the administration's reversal on allowing certain high-powered computer chips to be sold to China.
