News from In Business - Wonder Bar to be saved, for now - Tenant will likely kill $40 million housing project

July 27, 2021

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Dane County Small Business Awards

On July 14, IB honored this year’s recipients at an awards program and reception at Madison Marriott West.

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Reader Recommended: Rowan Childs

Rowan Childs, founder and director, Madison Reading Project, shares her favorites in this month’s Reader Recommended.

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BUSINESS REPORT

• Wonder Bar to be saved, for now

• Tenant will likely kill $40 million housing project

• Conveyor belt sushi restaurant to open on west side

• Middleton wealth management firm expands to Arizona

• More changes proposed for Judge Doyle Square project

• MATC pays off 4,500 outstanding student accounts

• Advocates say funding could bring Amtrak stop to Madison

• Fish Hatchery Road ramp to east Beltline to close

• MATC, UW System join effort to encourage vaccinations

• New home construction up nearly 40%

• Veto override fails, enhanced unemployment to remain

• State legislators consider allowing dogs in more businesses

PROFESSIONAL OF THE WEEK

Shawn Tallard, account manager

IB's Professional of the Week is the premier way to meet Dane County's professionals. This week features Shawn Tallard, account manager, Sound Productions.

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INSIDE WISCONSIN

A business column by Tom Still

Exploring space is much more than joy rides for billionaires