Brandon Anderegg

Milwaukee-area entrepreneur and Sherman Phoenix co-founder JoAnne Sabir will join Project Pitch It’s lineup of moguls for the Shark Tank-style show’s fifth season, which...

Milwaukee ranked 43rd in a tie with Denver for “best U.S. cities for women in tech” this year, up from 46th in 2020, according to a study from SmartAsset, a New York-based personal finance technology company. 

Five veteran Silicon Pastures angel investors have formed Milwaukee Venture Partners, a new angel investor network whose mission is to catalyze Wisconsin’s technology and startup ecosystem.

Sprecher Brewing Co. Inc. has plans to expand locally after experiencing success with its brand nationally.

Glendale-based Maglio Companies is poised to capture trends in the plant-based refrigerated foods space that have only accelerated during the coronavirus pandemic.

Several Milwaukee Common Council members have signed a letter urging Oshkosh Defense to locate a production facility for United State Postal Service trucks in Milwaukee’s Century City Business Park.

The latest Marquette-ISM Report on Manufacturing for February showed continued growth in southeastern Wisconsin.

The MKE Tech Hub Coalition, an organization created to attract and retain technology talent and companies to metro Milwaukee, will receive a $385,000 grant from the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development for an apprenticeship program for technology skills.

Spirit Airlines will offer nonstop daily flights from Milwaukee to Orlando, Las Vegas and Los Angeles this summer, the air carrier announced today at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport.

Harley-Davidson is diving into what company executives are calling a “new genre” for the motorcycle maker with the launch of its Pan America model, a touring motorcycle built for on and off-road adventure.

American Family Insurance will commit $105 million over five years through “Free to Dream,” an initiative that aims to close equity gaps across the country, the Madison-based insurer announced today.

Milwaukee-based Rockwell Automation Inc. has selected Bobby Griffin to become the first chief diversity, equity and inclusion officer in the company’s history.