Banking & Finance
The Lubar School: An approach to business honed over generations
You do not have to look far around the Milwaukee area to see the influence of Sheldon Lubar and...
A natural fit for protecting your business
As a business owner, do you remember the last time you worked only a 40-hour work week? In today’s...
Multiple bidders, a news article and rising stock prices: How the price tag for Rexnord-Regal Beloit deal went up $1 billion
By late October of last year, three bidders interested in Rexnord’s process and motion control business had emerged. Their offers valued the business anywhere from almost $2.4 billion to a $3 billion offer from Beloit-based Regal Beloit.
IRS issues guidance to employers for claiming COVID-related tax credits
As set forth in the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARP), employers and certain governmental employers are allowed...
Getting post-pandemic serious
One entertaining discussion in the midst of the pandemic financial crisis was what sort of letter or symbol the...
David Lubar named chairman of Ixonia Bancshares board
David Lubar, president and chief executive officer of Lubar & Co., has been named to the boards of Ixonia Bancshares and Ixonia Bank and will replace his father, Sheldon Lubar, as chairman of the Ixonia Bancshares board.
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Waukesha State Bank to move its Prairie Trust division and wealth management team to Pewaukee
Waukesha State Bank recently acquired an 8,700-square-foot office building in the City of Pewaukee, and will move its Prairie Trust division and its wealth management team there from Oconomowoc.
Tip a ScRxipt among startups selected for Northwestern Mutual’s new Black founder accelerator program
Milwaukee-based Tip a ScRxipt is one of five startups to be selected for the inaugural cohort of Northwestern Mutual’s Black Founder Accelerator (NMBFA) program.
Associated Bank increases community commitment plan by 40% to $3.37 billion
Green Bay-based Associated Bank has increased its community commitment plan to $3.37 billion in lending and other support over the next three years, a nearly 40% increase compared to the previous plan.
Milwaukee man pleads guilty to fraud in obtaining PPP loans
Steven Smith, 42, of Milwaukee has pleaded guilty to federal bank fraud for his role in fraudulently obtaining over $600,000 in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans guaranteed by the Small Business Administration (SBA) under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.