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Karen Haertel believes that if a large corporation had taken ownership of the former Pabst Brewing Co.'s abandoned corporate offices in Milwaukee, it may have simply gutted the buildings. After all, the offices were just as the company left them when the firm abruptly and illegally closed its Milwaukee brewery in 1996.

Just a Minute, with Stephen Mills, Bear Realty Company address: 4011 80th St., Kenosha Company Web site: www.bearrealty.com Industry: Real...

The women's apparel and accessory store Lela seems out of place amid the fruit and vegetable wholesalers along the 300 block of North Broadway...

Back in Wisconsin after a dozen years on the East Coast, Nancy Kaufman is helping Aurora Health Care take another step in its process...

Gaming expert says state's casino law is 'legal fiction' By Erik Gunn, for SBT Gambling researcher William Thompson has an...

Roundy's executive says investors haven't decided on exit strategy In the past year, Roundy's Inc. has purchased 30 Rainbow Foods stores...

Business briefs Karen Johnson Productions, a Racine-based service-based animation studio, has announced a formal name change to Aha! Studios Inc. Along with this change...

Before engaging a sales training program, determine individual learning needs of the staff By Marcia Gauger, for SBT Question: I...

Pickerman's restaurant chain coming to Milwaukee area By Elizabeth Geldermann, of SBT A franchise restaurant for Pickerman's, "The Original Soup Café,"...

Wireless providers anticipate rush when deadline kicks in By Elizabeth Geldermann, of SBT The major cellular phone service providers in...

Sheboygan County bank doing big medical savings accounts business By Jordan Fox, for SBT The medical savings account (MSA) concept...

SBT wins national award Meyer named president of business press organization Small Business Times has won a national award for editorial...