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Kindle Rewards is offering double points for one day only — heres how it works

We couldn't think of a better way to spend the holiday season than curled up by the fire with a good book. Well, ebook, that is. You could go with a classic hardcover, but then you wouldn't be able to take advantage of double Kindle Rewards points on your purchase, would you?

 

Big Lots to lay off 550 in Ohio as deal falls apart, 'going out of business' sales planned at all locations

Big Lots may not have a suitor after all. All of its stores, including six in the Cincinnati region, are set to close.

 

Kroger adds to its already dominant share of the $8B local grocery market

Central Ohio is an $8.08 billion grocery market and Kroger Co. continues to hold a dominant share.

 

Boeing snags huge 737 Max order after splitting $12B plane deal with Airbus

It's the biggest 737 Max order of the year for the aerospace giant, which recently restarted Pacific Northwest production after a strike this fall.

 

PHOTOS: A celebration of the WBJ's 2024 Power 50 honorees

The evening included live music, several food stations, a champagne toast and an opportunity to rub shoulders with some of the most influential in local business.

 

Milwaukee-area health systems saw shakeups in 2024

Milwaukee-area health care systems saw a lot of shakeups in 2024, from new leadership to changes in services.

 

Commercial banking without the fees

In this video, Austin Business Journal Market President and Publisher Abby Mellott interviews Kendall Garrison, CEO of Amplify Credit Union. Amplify Credit Union is Austin’s home for fee-free banking. Customize your organization’s banking experience with Amplify’s suite of fee-free treasury management tools and best-in-class features.

Visit goamplify.com/abj for more details.

 

Cambridge Brewing closes, but the brand will live on. Plus more retail news.

Friday marked the last day in operation for Cambridge Brewing Co. after 35 years. But the brand will live on after the closure thanks to a deal with a South Boston brewery.

 

The value of knowing what your business is worth: Insights from experienced bankers

A few years ago, a local business owner faced a pivotal moment. He was trying to sell his company to a private equity firm, but the offers fell short of his expectations. Seeking guidance, he turned to his commercial banking partners.

The commercial lending team at Orlando-headquartered FAIRWINDS Credit Union suggested an alternative: selling to an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP). They connected the owner with a local boutique investment banking firm to help close the deal.

 

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