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Marcus Corp.  had its second profitable quarter since the start of the pandemic, but the hotel, movie theater and restaurant operator still lost $43.3 million in 2021 as the impact of COVID-19 lingers.

The Marcus Corp. announced Thursday that Doug Neis will retire as executive vice president and chief financial officer on May 15, after 36 years of service.

The owners of Milwaukee restaurants AJ Bombers and Onesto are expanding their footprint into the city's Harbor District, with plans to develop a 6,000-square-foot restaurant along the Kinnickinnic River.

A movie theater chain with a presence in 18 states in recent weeks began offering “vaccinated only” showtimes at some of its locations in an effort to stem the spread of COVID-19.

Wall Street capped a day of wobbly trading with modest gains for stocks Wednesday, as investors weighed the implications of the latest economic snapshot showing rising inflation.

The modest gains were led by technology stocks, which have been choppy in recent days.

Wall Street capped a day of wobbly trading with modest gains for stocks Wednesday, as investors weighed the implications of the latest economic snapshot showing rising inflation.

Wall Street capped a day of wobbly trading with modest gains for stocks Wednesday, as investors weighed the implications of the latest economic snapshot showing rising inflation.