Bigly Isn't Enough; Infrastructure Must be Built Smartly, Too

I could point out the sorry state of U.S. infrastructure by citing the grade the American Society of Civil Engineers gives it (a D+) or by the level of public investment today versus the 1960s (it's half), but I don't need to. Americans are experiencing it personally as they go about their daily lives on roads, over bridges and through tunnels that are in obvious disrepair.

Read more in Crain's Chicago Business.