Alysha Schertz

New requirements tucked into the recently passed federal health care reform bill will force more than 200,000 fast food and chain restaurants to include calorie counts on menus, menu boards and even drive through windows.

During the last year, mobile technology has expanded business capabilities to unprecedented levels. Now, two new mobile applications are giving users the ability to make calls and conduct business outside of their traditional mobile plans for free or for a fraction of the cost.

Michael Dalton, the founder of Racine-based Guided Innovation Group, is on a mission to help companies turn new product innovation into bottom line impact.

With March Madness (the NCAA men's basketball tournament) nearing its completion, some companies may look at sagging productivity reports for the month of March.

The Internet and the expansion of social media sites have expanded the reach of entrepreneurs and opened the doors to a new business financial option known as crowd funding.

Failure to survive The Great Recession was not an option for Balistreri-owned and operated Sendik's Food Markets.

The Eisner American Museum of Advertising & Design announced recently that it will close its facility located at 208 N. Water St., Milwaukee, once the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design (MIAD) constructs its new dormitory in the Historic Third Ward.

Lakeland College, located in Sheboygan County, recently replaced the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee as the host of the Milwaukee Center for Economic Education.

Many companies have accepted the fact that they need to have a presence in the world of social media.

Three high-profile buildings in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward are losing their anchor tenants.