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It’s that time of year again. The media is flush with industry experts across the globe weighing in on what 2019 will bring for commercial real estate. Will it be business as usual or an unusual time for business?

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The city council voted unanimously to pass a temporary emergency ordinance this week that prevents Sound Transit from co-opting 30 acres.

The Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce's Business After Hours on Jan. 15 drew several hundred Milwaukee-area business executives to The Cooperage in Milwaukee's Harbor District. Check out the attached slideshow put together by Milwaukee Business Journal freelance photographer Kenny Yoo to see photos from the new venue.

The MMAC hosted its monthly Business After Hours with Visit Milwaukee at The Cooperage, 818 S. Water St. The Cooperage opened in 2018 and includes pedal-powered taverns,…

Thirteen bills related to marijuana have been filed by the Texas Legislature this session, with different priorities for Democrats and Republicans. Gov. Greg Abbott seems to be OK with reduced sentences for small amounts of marijuana.

Toast & Berry, a breakfast/brunch/lunch restaurant from Avalon Restaurant Group, opened its first location the day after Christmas.

The restaurant, located at 9856 Montgomery Road, is next to the new Stone Creek Dining Co. at the Exchange at Twin Lakes, a new retail development next to Twin Lakes Senior Living community. Ed Biery, who served as chief operating officer of Flipdaddy’s Brilliant Burgers & Craft Beer Bar, launched the new restaurant company.

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If you enjoy exploring the many vintages and nuances of wine, pay attention: The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments Wednesday in a case that could bring the multibillion-dollar wine industry closer to your doorstep.

This week's arguments stem from a Tennessee dispute, Tennessee Wine and Spirits Retailers Association v. Blair, over wine sales across state borders and the labyrinth of post-Prohibition laws limiting how alcohol-based beverages can be sold to consumers. Wednesday's session…