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*Thursday, Feb. 27, Newaukee will host a free social at the Milwaukee Public Market as part of its semi-weekly...
Bubbler Quote of the Week
“One of the things I love most about Milwaukee is that people step up. They get involved. They commit...
Milwaukee Biz Blog: Waiting for Superman is a false hope
“We need to love our kids more than the institutions in which they are educated.”
- Former MPS Superintendent Howard Fuller
- Former MPS Superintendent Howard Fuller
MillerCoors to provide nutritional label on Miller64
American consumers increasingly are seeking more information about the food and beverages they consume. Miller64 is stepping up to meet that expectation, becoming the first U.S. beer to feature new, more detailed voluntary nutritional labeling permitted last year by the federal government.
American TV closeout prices disputed
Some price discrepancies were discovered during a Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection Weights and Measures inspection at the American TV & Appliance liquidation sale.
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Bradley Center to increase facility fee on sports tickets
The BMO Harris Bradley Center plans to raise the facility fee for tickets to athletic events to boost its revenue as a long-term solution for the aging arena continues to be debated.
Workforce Investment Board, UMOS to oversee jobs program
The Milwaukee Area Workforce Investment Board, Inc. and UMOS will manage the “Transform Milwaukee Jobs Program” under Gov. Scott Walker's Transform Milwaukee initiative, according to an announcement made by the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families on Tuesday.
Johnson Controls to sell headliner and sun visor business
Glendale-based Johnson Controls Inc. is planning to sell its automotive headliner and sun visor business to an affiliate of Connecticut private equity firm Atlas Holdings LLC.
Brady profits up sharply
Milwaukee-based Brady Corp. reported fiscal second quarter net earnings of $16.4 million, or 31 cents per share, up sharply from a net loss of $8.7 million, or 17 cents per share, in the second quarter of 2013.