Question: Is it possible to have too many options available when negotiatingω Response: Absolutely! When the number of...

The woman who lives next door to me is smart, charming, chic – and an expert on business etiquette....

Who hasn’t heard the saying, “If you keep doing what you’ve always done, you’ll keep getting what you’ve always...

Accounting The Milwaukee office of Schenck Business Solutions, Appleton, hired Donald Kossow as a shareholder. Kossow has 30 years...

International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans Michael Wilson, chief executive officer of the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans,...

It’s time for a new political party As more and more Americans decide to label themselves “Independent,” rather than...

Milwaukee M&A firms merge Two Milwaukee mergers and acquisitions companies have themselves merged. Emory Business Advisors LLC has...

Wauwatosa-based Weas Development Co. has scaled back its proposed hotel development for Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward, and the company hopes to begin construction by March 1.

Fort Myers, Fla.-based Development Opportunity Corp. (DOC) plans to break ground during the first or second week of December on a $27 million, 12-story building at the southeast corner of North Water Street and East Juneau Avenue in downtown Milwaukee.

According to a recent report by Boston-based Colliers International, the industrial space vacancy rate in the Milwaukee area increased a bit during the third quarter to 7.57 percent, up from 7.54 percent during the second quarter.

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River Bend Investors LLC recently purchased a 57,424-square-foot industrial building at 1200 W. Second St., Oconomowoc, in the River...