Zymbiotics touts health benefits of fermented foods
Zymbiotics makes and markets naturally fermented sauerkraut, ginger carrots and kimchi
The Internet of Things: Milwaukee firms create smart products for new age
The Internet of Things will change the ways we live, work and play.
By 2020, there will be 50 billion...
Diversified Insurance calls for nonprofit grant applications
Brookfield-based insurance brokerage firm Diversified Insurance Solutions is calling for applications for six $5,000 SPARK program grants that will...
Wealthcare offers financial coaching for millennials
Millennials are used to paying monthly subscription fees for a variety of services, from Netflix to BarkBox.
Financial coach David...
Milwaukee becomes a Kiva City: Crowdfunding site provides capital to small businesses
Kiva.org was founded in 2005 to provide very small crowdfunded loans in eastern Africa.
Since then, it has expanded its...
M&A market continues strong run into 2015
A fairly rosy economic outlook and booming stock market have had an encouraging impact on the mergers and acquisitions...
Automation and data collection will be key for manufacturers this year
Affordable automation and advanced manufacturing will accelerate in 2015 to make the U.S. manufacturing environment more attractive than it has been in years, according to Todd Teske, chairman, president and chief executive officer of Wauwatosa-based small engine manufacturer Briggs & Stratton Corp.
Peekaboos Ponytail Hats gain national attention
D. Moss LLC2226 N. Prospect Ave., MilwaukeeInnovation: Peekaboos Ponytail Hatswww.peekaboos-hats.com In 2003, Danica Lause was up north with her...
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BrightStar to invest in gener8tor graduates
BrightStar Wisconsin Foundation Inc. announced it has partnered with gener8tor to invest in technology-enabled, rapidly scalable early stage companies.
‘Just do the right thing’
The CEO of Milwaukee-based MGIC and the CEO of Prairie du Sac-based Culver's both give their employees a simple but powerful guideline: “Just do the right thing.” That could be because they're brothers.
Leaders reflect on past and future of banking industry
Michael Mahoney has passed the torch on to David Werner at Milwaukee-based Park Bank, where Werner took on the chief executive officer role in January. Werner, who will retain the president position he assumed from Mahoney in 2010, and Mahoney, who has worked in banking for 49 years and will continue to serve as chairman, were recently interviewed by BizTimes Milwaukee associate editor Molly Dill to discuss the banking industry's past and future. The following are excerpts from that interview.
