Steve Jagler, for BizTimes Media
Steve Jagler, former BizTimes Milwaukee editor.
Forbes gives Milwaukee its due
Hey Milwaukee, are ya feeling the love? In case you haven’t noticed, the city has been receiving plenty of...
Funeral directors need a better model
I generally don’t make it a habit to tell other people how to do their jobs, but this one time I need to make an exception.
Yahoo! CEO goes against the grain
Yahoo! chief executive officer Marissa Mayer, a Wausau native, sparked a national conversation recently by announcing to her employees that the company will no longer allow telecommuting.
Heavy lifting in Wisconsin
Those sounds you may hear are the moans and groans of people engaged in various acts of heavy lifting. And I’m not talking about snow.
Birth of an entrepreneur
Tiffany Weber @tiffanyannweber I JUST QUIT MY JOB! A lot of it because of @stevejagler. ow.ly/hKJxu.
Regional plan needed to build new arena
Editor’s note: Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett today delivered his State of the City Address, which called for a regional plan to finance and build a new arena to replace the BMO Harris Bradley Center. Barrett spoke at the Pritzlaff Building in downtown Milwaukee. The following is the text of his prepared remarks.
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‘WalkerCare’ draws mixed reviews
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker’s plan to reject additional federal Medicaid funding for the state’s BadgerCare program is drawing mixed reviews, mostly divided along party lines.
Banks bullish about Wisconsin’s economy
A great deal of positive chatter about Wisconsin’s economy in 2013 is coming out of the state’s banking sector.
Women will rule the corporate world
There was a palpable tension in the room when Bob Chernow began his recent speech to Tempo Milwaukee by telling the women that the original title for his talk was, “The Future of Women in Business or There Ain’t Nothing Like a Dame.”
Analysts speculate that Kohl’s could be takeover target
The common stock shares for Kohl’s Corp. rose 56 cents Thursday amid growing Wall Street speculation that the Menomonee Falls-based retailer could be a prime target to be acquired by a private equity firm in 2013.
