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Wauwatosa-based CyteGen raises another $1.1 million for anti-aging research
Wauwatosa-based CyteGen has raised another $1.1 million to fund their research into extending human life and reversing age-related decline.
Seven small businesses receive state grants to commercialize their products
Seven small businesses from across the state are set to receive their share of $600,000 in state matching grants to commercialize their products.
Milwaukee Excellence charter school names new CEO
Milwaukee Excellence charter school has named Rodney Lynk Jr. as its next chief executive officer.
Berlon Industries acquires Viola-based Lowe Manufacturing
Hustisford-based Berlon Industries, a portfolio company of Delafield-based private equity firm Blackthorne Partners, has acquired Viola-based Lowe Manufacturing.
DWD reaches agreement for claim filed in Briggs & Stratton bankruptcy case
The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development and state Department of Justice have reached a $200,000 agreement in the Department of Workforce Development’s claim filed in the Briggs & Stratton Corp. bankruptcy case.
Nominations sought for Rising Stars in Wealth Management feature
BizTimes Milwaukee is seeking nominations for its upcoming Rising Stars in Wealth Management feature. Profiles of those selected will appear in the Feb. 21, 2022 edition of the magazine.
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Advocate Aurora, WWBIC deploy loans to support two Milwaukee businesses’ growth
In late 2019, Advocate Aurora Health announced a $50 million commitment over five years to address disparities that affect health outcomes in Wisconsin and Illinois communities.
Unionizing at Colectivo sees further delay as company seeks additional review of election results
It's been almost five months since workers at Milwaukee-based Colectivo Coffee Roasters voted to unionize, but the process has been at a standstill thanks to repeated legal pushback by company ownership.
Report: Milwaukee makes RNC’s short list of contenders for 2024 convention
Milwaukee stands among four cities in the running to host the 2024 Republican National Convention.
Summerfest CEO buys home on Pewaukee Lake
Don Smiley, president and chief executive officer of Summerfest operator Milwaukee World Festival Inc., has purchased a home on Pewaukee Lake in the town of Delafield for about $1.64 million, according to state records.
