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Report: Milwaukee ranks 43rd for best U.S. cities for women in tech
Milwaukee ranked 43rd in a tie with Denver for “best U.S. cities for women in tech” this year, up from 46th in 2020, according to a study from SmartAsset, a New York-based personal finance technology company.
More than 1 million Wisconsinites have received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine
More than 1 million people in Wisconsin have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, according to the state Department of Health Services.
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The Dieringer Research Group promotes three to senior leadership posts
Brookfield-based marketing research consulting firm The Dieringer Research Group, Inc. this week announced three senior leadership promotions.
Fiserv, Bucks award grants to 20 local minority-owned businesses
Twenty local, Black- and minority-owned businesses were granted $10,000 as part of Fiserv's Back2Business COVID-19 relief program.
Common Council gives final approval to Couture development agreement changes
The Milwaukee Common Council today approved the latest changes to the Couture development agreement, likely clearing the way for the developer to close on financing for the project and begin building the $188 million luxury apartment tower.
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Shorewood investing $2.5 million in affordable housing
The village of Shorewood is investing $2.5 million to increase affordable housing in its neighborhoods.
Kahler Slater promotes Tracie Parent to COO
Milwaukee-based Kahler Slater, an architecture, interior design, environmental branding, and strategic advisory services firm, announced it has promoted Tracie Parent to vice president and chief operating officer.
Milwaukee aldermen urge Oshkosh Defense to locate USPS production facility in Century City
Several Milwaukee Common Council members have signed a letter urging Oshkosh Defense to locate a production facility for United State Postal Service trucks in Milwaukee’s Century City Business Park.
Report shows outdoor activities in Wisconsin increased during pandemic
As the COVID-19 pandemic kept people at home, often without work, the great outdoors became an outlet for many Wisconsinites.