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$100 million venture capital fund left out of state budget proposal
A proposed $100 million venture capital fund designed to support Wisconsin early-stage companies was not included in a version of Governor Tony Evers’ proposed state budget passed by the Joint Committee on Finance Thursday night.
Dohmen Company Foundation president Kathy Koshgarian to be honored as BizTimes Milwaukee’s Woman Executive of the Year
Kathy Koshgarian, the president and chief operating officer of the Milwaukee-based Dohmen Company Foundation, will be honored as BizTimes Milwaukee’s 11th Woman Executive of the Year award winner.
Wisconsin added 3,400 private sector jobs in May as labor force grows
Wisconsin employers added 3,400 private sector jobs in May and the state’s labor force participation rate increased to 66.1%,...
Malteurop idling production at Milwaukee plant
Malteurop North America will idle production at its Milwaukee facility and eliminate 28 jobs in the process, according to a notice sent to state officials.
From a month’s rent to iPads, Racine County and city offering incentives to boost COVID vaccination rates
Racine County and city officials today announced they will award prizes to encourage thousands of more residents to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
7 options for resolving partnership disputes
Like all human relationships, business partnerships have their ups and downs. When things are going well, everyone is happy,...
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El-Amin brothers launch accelerator program in Green Bay, aim for Madison next
Young Enterprising Society (YES) has deployed its Milwaukee-based accelerator model in Green Bay and has plans to take its programming to Madison next.
Dog friendly tavern and park opens in Menomonee Falls
A new tavern and dog park that boasts a safe and unique social experience for hounds and humans opened recently in Menomonee Falls.
Sherman Phoenix reopens for public gatherings, launches nonprofit arm
Sherman Phoenix has officially reopened for public gatherings.
BizStarts moving out of Schlitz Park and into neighborhoods as it works to boost underrepresented entrepreneurs
BizStarts will open a new office at St. Ann Center's north side campus next month, the first step in the Milwaukee entrepreneurship organization's move out of its Schlitz Park headquarters and into the neighborhoods it serves.
