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We still need more answers about arena deal
Last week, some details of a proposed public financing package for a new Milwaukee arena for the Bucks were announced.
Take the BizTimes Mid-Year Economic Dashboard Survey
Readers are invited to take a moment and fill out the 2015 BizTimes Mid-Year Economic Dashboard Survey.
Milwaukee Biz Blog: Home cooking propels Regal Ware
Kewaskum-based Regal Ware Inc. is embarking on an exciting new model to export its West Bend cookware to China.
Made in Milwaukee: Adaptive Micro Systems grows in renewed life
Chances are you have seen Adaptive Micro Systems LLC’s products on your daily commute or on a visit to the Milwaukee County Zoo.
Best Practices: The need for training within industry
Standard work is one of the most challenging aspects of a lean transformation. It is both foundational and frustrating. It is hard to observe work without a common method for work. It is hard to experiment without a standard. It is, in some ways, the backbone of continuous improvement.
Jason Industries acquires German abrasives manufacturer
Milwaukee-based Jason Industries Inc. recently announced it has acquired abrasives manufacturer DRONCO GmbH for $34.9 million in cash and $10.9 million in assumed liabilities.
Schaefer Brush Manufacturing acquired by Blackthorne Partners
Waukesha-based Schaefer Brush Manufacturing LLC has been acquired by Brookfield-based investment group Blackthorne Partners Ltd.
SC Johnson named one of most reputable companies
Racine-based SC Johnson has been named one of the top 50 most reputable consumer companies in the U.S. by the 2015 RepTrak 100 study.
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Amazon employees jump into work mode in Kenosha
Amazon on Wednesday welcomed employees for their first day of work in its 1.1 million-square-foot fulfillment center in Kenosha.
Joy Global reports acquisition of hard rock mining company, dive in Q2 profits
Milwaukee-based Joy Global Inc. recently reported it has acquired French hard rock mining company Montabert S.A.S. from Doosan Holding France S.A.S. for about $124 million.
Johnson Controls workplace research predicts the end of commutes
By 2040 knowledge workers will decide where and how they want to work, according to a new report on the workplace of the future by Glendale-based Johnson Controls Inc.
Brady appoints president of Identification Solutions business
Milwaukee-based identification solutions manufacturer Brady Corp. has appointed Russell Shaller to the position of senior vice president and president of its Identification Solutions business, effective June 22. Shaller will report to Brady president and chief executive officer Michael Nauman, and will lead Brady’s largest global platform that includes safety and facility identification, wire identification and product identification businesses.
