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Ellenbecker turns over reins of company to daughter
Karen Ellenbecker, founder of Pewaukee-based Ellenbecker investment Group, is turning over the reins of her investment advisory company to her daughter, Julie Ellenbecker-Lipsky, who is the firm's new president.
Money moves
U.S. Bank’s The Private Client Reserve has hired Erik Zipp as wealth management advisor in Milwaukee. Zipp will provide...
Bank Mutual hires Potter as bank office manager
Brown Deer-based Bank Mutual has hired Joel Potter as assistant vice president/bank office manager at the Southgate office, 3340 S. 27th St. in Milwaukee.
Briggs & Stratton to create 370 jobs in Wauwatosa
Wauwatosa-based Briggs & Stratton Corp. plans to close its McDonough, Ga. manufacturing plant and consolidate production in Wauwatosa and New York. The move will create 220 new full-time jobs and about 150 temporary seasonal jobs in Wauwatosa.
A Twitter webinar firestorm. Tweet this!
I did my first big Twitter group tweet last week. It’s called a “tweetcast.”
Kohler adds more PGA Championship sponsorship opportunities
The PGA of America and Kohler Co. have extended corporate hospitality sales for the 2015 PGA Championship to accommodate strong and continuing demand for on-course hospitality chalets.
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Harley recalls 66,000 bikes
Milwaukee-based Harley-Davidson Motor Co. has issued a recall for 66,421 motorcycles because of a problem with the front brake line.
Snap-on CEO says we’ve lost respect for manufacturing jobs
Nick Pinchuk, president and chief executive officer of Kenosha-based Snap-on Inc., said at a recent IndustryWeek Best Plants Conference in Milwaukee that manufacturing careers are rejected by Americans because of a lack of respect for the value of the jobs.
Milwaukee Biz Blog: Exports will be key for automotive industry
One of the truly bright spots in the U.S. economy is the auto industry which had tanked in 2008-09 like never before. General Motors and Chrysler went bankrupt and had to be bailed out by the Federal Government. Even with Uncle Sam involved, Chrysler ended up as a division of Fiat, leaving us with only two major U.S. owned auto companies – GM and Ford
Exports will be key for automotive industry
One of the truly bright spots in the U.S. economy is the auto industry which had tanked in 2008-09 like never before. General Motors and Chrysler went bankrupt and had to be bailed out by the Federal Government. Even with Uncle Sam involved, Chrysler ended up as a division of Fiat, leaving us with only two major U.S. owned auto companies – GM and Ford.