Category: Business

[ad_1] John Lewis planning major job cuts over five years  BBC.com [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] Gin Mill’s ‘trendy food’ earns recognition DECATUR — The Gin Mill restaurant has been recognized for offering ”trendy food skillfully presented in a remarkable setting” by the AAA auto club. The downtown Decatur restaurant earned the three-diamond rating following an unscheduled visit by an AAA inspector. While there have been other three-diamond restaurants in…

[ad_1] By Marc Ashdown Business Correspondent, BBC News 1 hour ago Image source, Getty Images Image caption, The partnership says that plans to return the business to profitability will involve further reductions in staff John Lewis has confirmed it is planning to further cut its workforce over the next five years. Up to 11,000 jobs…

[ad_1] Racking them up at Stix on 36 Pool players have a new place to rack them up with the opening of Stix on 36, located at 3645 U.S. Route 36 East, Decatur. The new business is situated next to the Chevy Museum. Along with the six pool tables, customers can partake in a game of darts…

[ad_1] With the 2023 tax filing season upon us, I thought it time for a discussion on our very confusing local tax system. I recently added a seasoned tax professional to my team who moved here from Texas. He is very experienced but is getting up to speed with this complex portion of our taxing…

[ad_1] I’ve got news this week about the new location of a downtown Galesville boutique and gift shop, and upcoming closings of a few businesses in La Crosse. One of the newest woman-owned businesses in downtown Galesville will hold a grand opening celebration from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. next Saturday, Feb. 3, at its…

[ad_1] Milwaukee’s NBC affiliate TV station stirred up some ill feelings after marketing an opportunity to local Black-owned businesses to appear on a morning program during Black History Month, but only if they were willing to pay $1,000. WTMJ-TV sent marketing emails to several Black business owners in the area offering an opportunity to appear…

[ad_1] Rep. Ben Keathley, R-Chesterfield. JEFFERSON CITY — A state representative from St. Louis County believes local governments shouldn’t require landlords to accept tenants who use federal housing assistance vouchers. A proposal by Rep. Ben Keathley, R-Chesterfield, would block local ordinances that prohibit landlords from turning down tenants because they use federal housing assistance vouchers…

[ad_1] It would be far too dramatic to extrapolate from the disastrous week that journalism itself is dying. The New York Times is healthy. Thanks to good management and demographically vigorous readerships, the Boston Globe and Minneapolis Star Tribune carry on. Cable, network and local TV news still toss off profits. But no matter how…