Ideas

Small cap outlook - fundamentals, economy and expectations are up, by Joe Frohna, founding principal and portfolio manager with Milwaukee-based 1492 Capital Management.

Bank Mutual returns to profitability

Accounting firm Baker Tilly Virchow Krause LLP plans to move its Milwaukee office to the proposed Washington Square office...

Green Bay-based Associated Bank announced several additions and promotions to its executive and management team in metro Milwaukee. They...

Gov. Scott Walker today said an Internet report suggesting he is preparing a plan to impose a "financial martial...

As someone who oversees a school of more than 400 children from 18 months through eighth grade, I know...

Here's a subject that came up in a client meeting last week and caused no small amount of – very understandable – discomfort within the group of salespeople in the room. But it has a happy ending.

It is spring in Wisconsin. From under the frozen tundra, small but strong green shoots are emerging, just as ideas do from a traditional brainstorming session. But many of these shoots will turn into flowers that last longer than the ideas that emerge from a traditional brainstorming session.

We all know the drill, and we can recite it in our sleep. Listen intensively to what your customers want; improve your product and services based on what you learn; and then offer those innovations to them and you will experience a never-ending increase in revenue flow.

The following is the written testimony of Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker for the U.S. House of Representatives' Committee on...