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President and CEO Jim Kettinger has become shareholder of Kenosha-based IEA Inc. and merged the firm into a new company called Engendren.

American Pasteurization Company, a Milwaukee food toll processor, has partnered with Livermore, Calif.-based The National Food Lab, a food and beverage consulting and testing company, to expand its capabilities.

On March 23, 2010, President Barack Obama signed into law the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA). The Senate voted the legislation through on December 24, 2009, on a straight party-line vote: 60-39. The House vote on March 21, 2010 was less partisan and much closer: 219-212, with 34 Democrats voting nay. The bill’s ostensible purpose was to establish universal health coverage and provide health insurance for 30 million uninsured Americans.

The Harley-Davidson Museum will unveil its Worn to Be Wild: The Black Leather Jacket exhibit this Saturday, June 16.

United Way of Greater Milwaukee, in partnership with Community Advocates recently received a $300,000 grant from the Siemer Institute for Family Stability.

Donald Driver, all-time leading receiver for the Green Bay Packers and the 2012 Dancing with the Stars champion, will make an appearance at the 2012 campaign finale for the United Performing Arts Fund on Tuesday, June 26.

The momentum continues to build for the Creative Alliance Milwaukee (CAM), which will move into a new creative incubator...

Students graduating from high school this month are making critical career path decisions that will determine their life's arc at a time when such decisions have never been more complex or uncertain.

Will Allen, CEO of Milwaukee-based urban farming nonprofit Growing Power, was a guest on Comedy Central’s The Colbert Report on June 12.

The Real Estate Spotlight column in the latest edition of the BizTimes Milwaukee magazine takes a look at positive signs for the residential housing market in the metro Milwaukee area.

Many businesses would love to get involved and raise money for a favorite charity. They just don’t have a clue about how to go about it.

Business is good for Wisconsin. Wisconsin is good for business. That’s the message Wisconsin’s economic development partners are conveying to businesses in the state and the nation through an advertising campaign targeting business leaders. We want to let the business world know that we are ready with bold ideas, leadership and resources to support business and job creation.