Madison startup Understory enters weather insurance industry
Madison startup Understory has moved into the insurance business with “Auto-Hail Safe,” an insurance policy for car dealerships who incur hefty costs when their unprotected lots are struck by hail storms.
Exact Sciences Corp. completes $2.8 billion acquisition
Madison-based cancer diagnostics company Exact Sciences Corp. completed its $2.8 billion cash-and-stock deal with Redwood City, California-based Genomic Health, the company announced.
Summit Credit Union plans to build branch in Pewaukee
Summit Credit Union plans to build a branch in the Meadow Ridge Shops development in the Village of Pewaukee at 1468 Capitol Drive.
Project Pitch It: LÜM in expansion mode after launching app
Madison-based startup LÜM launched a full version of its application, entered a strategic partnership and expanded into other markets...
Innovations: Carthage professor helped create software for movie special effects
Carthage College professor Perry Kivolowitz won the 2019 Engineering Emmy Award for his work with SilhouetteFX, a visual effects...
Riverwest industrial building to be converted into artist studios
A group of investors and local developers have a plan for the 3700 block of N. Fratney St., a...
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Self-Help Credit Union to open branch on Milwaukee’s south side
North Carolina-based Self-Help Credit Union will open a branch at 3340 S. 27th St. in Milwaukee next year.
Wisconsin’s only active female-led venture fund raises $3.5 million
Investors have committed more than $3.5 million to a new, female-led Wisconsin venture capital fund called the “Winnow Fund,” according to documents filed Wednesday with the federal Securities and Exchange Commission.
Acuity to hire 100 employees in 2020
Sheboygan-based Acuity plans to hire 100 employees during 2020 due to strong growth in its business, the company announced today.
The Chancery in Pleasant Prairie to close
The Chancery restaurant in Pleasant Prairie will close at the end of this year, its parent company announced in a letter to the state Department of Workforce Development.
