Brandon Anderegg
Brandon Anderegg, former BizTimes Milwaukee reporter.
Milwaukee auto dealership has licensed revoked
A Milwaukee car dealership had its license revoked after the business failed to not only submit titling fees to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation but also follow proper administrative requirements.
Milwaukee launches second wave of COVID-19 relief for small businesses
The City of Milwaukee launched the second wave of its Restart grant program, which offers $10 million in relief funds to Milwaukee-based businesses impacted by the pandemic.
NanoAffix Science one of six Wisconsin companies to get state and...
Six Wisconsin companies who developed technologies ranging from defense products and education software to novel agricultural pest control methods will each receive a $100,000 grant, from a combination of state and federal funds, to commercialize their innovations.
Kenosha nonprofit to deploy $250,000 for damaged businesses
Downtown Kenosha Inc. will deploy $250,000 in grants to help Kenosha businesses recover from damage caused by rioting during violent protests in late August.
🔒 In focus: Molson Coors invests in new filler in Miller...
Many Beer drinkers approve of Blue Moon’s new light citrus wheat beverage LightSky. To meet the demand, Molson Coors recently installed a massive filler...
🔒 Navigating a ‘friends and family’ startup funding round
As the medieval proverb goes, blood is thicker than water, but the adage does not always ring true when mixing family and business.
Startups...
🔒 Project Pitch It: eCourt Reporters helps legal professionals pivot to...
As the COVID-19 pandemic shut down court systems across the country, Burlington-based startup eCourt Reporters continued to provide guidance to its customers faced with...
WEDC adds $3 million to microloan program for damaged businesses in...
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation is adding $3 million to a microloan program designed to help Kenosha businesses recover from damage caused by rioting during violent protests in late August.
Eggers Imprints expands operations
Eggers Imprints opened a second location in Sun Prairie earlier this month and has plans to hire up to 70 employees over the next two years.
Gener8tor to launch new OnRamp conference with entertainment industry focus
Milwaukee-based gener8tor will launch its first Entertainment Conference on Thursday, Nov. 12, the startup accelerator’s latest addition to its OnRamp Conference series.
Milwaukee-based Westin Technology Solutions acquires new software
Milwaukee-based water tech and consulting company Westin Technology Solutions acquired a new software used by more than 80 utility companies in North America.
Food incubator Upstart Kitchen opens in Sherman Park
Upstart Kitchen in Milwaukee's Sherman Park neighborhood is now open after plans to open the food business incubator earlier this year were delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
