Economic Development
Get the latest updates on economic development initiatives across southeastern Wisconsin.
Congress must reauthorize Ex-Im Bank
Every poll taken shows that the number one issue on the minds of voters is “jobs and the economy.” Why, then, is a federal program that has helped create thousands of Wisconsin jobs at hundreds of Wisconsin businesses and generated billions in economic activity for the state currently on life support in Washington, D.C.?
Manufacturing activity remains strong
Milwaukee-area manufacturing activity continued to grow at a strong, though slightly slower, pace in August.
Alpine Valley Music Theatre is for sale
Alpine Valley Music Theatre, a 37,000-seat outdoor concert venue in East Troy, is for sale.
BizTimes Media seeking Nonprofit Excellence Awards nominations
What does philanthropy look like at your company? How has your workplace made a difference in southeastern Wisconsin?
ZBB to raise $14 million through public offering
Menomonee Falls-based ZBB Energy Corp. is raising $14.8 million through a public offering of 11.5 million shares of its common stock.
Alderman wants to increase city’s bonding authority by $100 million for arena
Milwaukee Ald. Joe Davis Sr. has announced a proposal to increase the city's bonding authority by $100 million during the upcoming 2015 budget process to give the city funding option flexibility for a proposed new arena.
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BMO Financial Group reports flat quarter
BMO Financial Group and Bank of Montreal, parent company of BMO Harris Bank, today reported third quarter net income of $1 billion, flat from the third quarter of 2013.
Briggs & Stratton to acquire Allmand Bros.
Wauwatosa-based Briggs & Stratton Corp. announced that it has agreed to acquire Holdrege, Neb.-based Allmand Bros Inc. for $62 million.
BMO forecasts 2.6% Wisconsin GDP growth in 2015
BMO Capital Markets Economic Research has forecast 2.6 percent GDP growth in Wisconsin in 2015, up from its estimate of 2.1 percent GDP growth for 2014 and the actual GDP growth of 1.7 percent in 2013.
Tri City names new president
Oak Creek-based Tri City National Bank has named Craig Dedrick its new president.