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The Executive: Luxury Living
As Wisconsin finally begins to awaken from a particularly long and brutal winter, BizTimes Media greets the spring with the inaugural edition of "The Executive: Luxury Living," a special supplement.
Wozniak to keynote Flying Car 2014
Apple Computer Inc. co-founder Steve Wozniak will keynote Flying Car 2014, an innovation and technology conference put on by the Greater Milwaukee Committee’s Innovation in Milwaukee (MiKE).
Cover story: Exporting Wisconsin
Wisconsin's overall exports were flat at about $23.1 billion in 2013, virtually unchanged from the year before.
New sorority house planned at MU
Cedar Square LLC plans to build a three-story building on a vacant lot at 1436 W. Kilbourn Ave., near the Marquette University campus in Milwaukee, which will be occupied by the Alpha Xi Delta sorority.
AT&T appoints Goodman to lead Wisconsin and Illinois operations
AT&T has appointed industry veteran Shelley Goodman to vice president and general manager for Wisconsin and Illinois.
Johnson to depart Tempo for helm of CARW
After seven years leading Tempo Milwaukee, a membership business association comprised of about 300 women executives, Tracy Johnson is transitioning into the role of president and CEO at The Commercial Association of Realtors Wisconsin.
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BBB to present Torch Awards with CUW
The Better Business Bureau Serving Wisconsin and the Concordia University Wisconsin School of Business Administration have formed a partnership to present the Torch Awards for Ethics beginning in 2015.
Infosys to lay off 31 and reduce Milwaukee operations
Infosys notified state officials Tuesday that it plans to “reduce our operations” at the Schlitz Park complex at 1515 N. River Center Dr. in downtown Milwaukee and will eliminate 31 employees there.
Manufacturing, GDP growth falter
Milwaukee-area manufacturing activity stalled in April after growing in March, according to a new report from the Institute for Supply Management-Milwaukee.
‘Be bold, be brave, be strong and move forward!’
When Harry S. Dennis III walked into the room, more often than not, he was the smartest guy in that room.