News from In Business - Death's Door goes to Cambridge distillery

December 27, 2018

Web-Exclusive Features

Our most-read stories of 2018

Whether it was new businesses, new construction, or human resources trends, we look back at the stories that most piqued our readers' interest this year.

Madison execs wish big for 2019

In lieu of New Year's resolutions, our Executive of the Year award winners have some wishes they'd like to see come true for their businesses and the community in 2019.

Business Report

> Death's Door goes to Cambridge distillery

> Could Epic lose $624M federal contract?

> Bloom Bindery closes one of two shops

> Judge rules in Taco Bell liquor case

> Exact Sciences to study other cancers

> Alliant moving to Nasdaq

> Energizer-Spectrum deal approved

Blogs

Open Mic A guest blog by Lauri Droster

Year-end, tax-smart investing tips

Open Mic A guest blog by Ken Harwood

Kimberly-Clark and America's Dairyland

Inside Wisconsin A business blog by Tom Still

Business Plan Contest attracting more quality entries from across Wisconsin

IB Poll

Do you get frustrated by stores that only offer a store credit instead of cash refund for holiday gift returns?

A. Yes! I don't like feeling forced to shop someplace, especially since I didn't buy the gift there myself.

B. No, I understand why retailers, especially small ones, don't want to lose that sale.

To cast your vote, click here and then scroll down to the IB Poll on the right-hand side of the page.

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Results from last week's poll question:

What type of local business(es), if any, will you patronize on Christmas Day?