Weekly wrap: This week's top business news

An antique bookstore in business for more than a half-century plans for closure; the McCombls family bought a stake in the Spurs; and G.W. Mitchell Construction unveiled its new HQ. Read about these stories and more, right here!

Bookstore plans for closure

Antiquarian Book Mart will close its doors in May, according to its owner Bob Kellel.?A spokesperson for Half Price Books — which has operated the Broadway location since 1978 — told the Business Journal the company is currently in lease negotiations with Harper/Huddleston, but if they can't come to an agreement that store may be closing too.

Read more from commercial real estate reporter James McCandless, here.

McCombs family buys stake in Spurs

The family of a man who helped bring the NBA team to San Antonio has purchased on ownership stake in the San Antonio Spurs. The McCombs family has joined the team's?investor group?as its newest strategic partner.?Read senior reporter W. Scott Bailey's story with the details, here.

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G.W. Mitchell Construction unveiled new HQ

G.W. Mitchell Construction has unveiled its new headquarters in San Antonio. Learn more in residential real estate reporter Ramzi Abou Ghalioum's story and check out the slideshow of the new offices, here.

Weekend wind-down

It is the weekend before Christmas, and you may be out doing some last-minute Christmas shopping. You are bound to get hungry! Check out some of San Antonio's new and interesting menus in data reporter Jalen Lopez's most recent Restaurant Roundup, here.

Need some caffeine before you brace the shopping centers or mall? Check out Eight Ball Coffee's new brick-and-mortar store at their grand opening.

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