The Chicago Tribune's business section unveiled a "refreshed and redesigned" look today, Editor & Publisher reported today. The redesigned business section emphasizes the coverage of consumer issues and personal finances.

Recently, the Tribune company formed a special committee with four independent board members to oversee its Chapter 11 plan as lenders withdrew from supporting a restructuring plan.

"From articles on personal technology and investments to health care, shopping and beyond, our reporting will help you navigate your lives," Michael Lev, the paper's associate managing editor/business, wrote in a note to readers, according to E&P.