Banking & Finance
It’s time to bring financial wellness into your workplace, too
Financial worries are on the rise. And studies show that people bring their financial stress to work, which is...
$6 million venture fund to invest in Wisconsin startups
The Winnow Fund will begin investing in Wisconsin-based startups after the state-backed venture capital fund reached its goal of raising $6 million.
Wisconsin banks brace for bad loans
The economic downturn fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic is keeping Wisconsin banks on their toes as they pad their...
When is it time to file for bankruptcy?
With the sudden changes prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic creating financial pressures for many companies, business leaders might be...
Nettesheim brothers launch new business ventures
Milwaukee-area business professionals, and brothers, Tim Nettesheim and Joel Nettesheim are blending their experience in law and accounting to create two business ventures – N2 Advantage Law, Ltd. and N2 Advantage, Ltd.
Founder of Marietta Investment Partners transitions firm’s ownership and leadership to six partners
Milwaukee-based Marietta Investment Partners is under new ownership and leadership after 20 years in business, the investment advisory firm recently announced.
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Private equity firm invests in Wisconsin Pharmacal Company
New York-based venture capital and private equity firm Gardner Standard invested in Wisconsin Pharmacal Company and its wholly owned subsidiary Lake Consumer Products, Inc.
Associated Bank to close 14 branches in Wisconsin
Green Bay-based Associated Bank announced today that it plans to close 14 of its branches in Wisconsin, including 5 locations in southeastern Wisconsin.
WaterStone Bank to open first Milwaukee branch
WaterStone Bank SSB has plans to open a new branch in Milwaukee at 6801 W. Oklahoma Ave., the bank announced today.
Trump to provide Wisconsin $41 million in federal aid to address impact of violent protests in Kenosha
Wisconsin will receive $41 million in federal aid to address recent civil unrest and violent protests sparked by the shooting of Jacob Blake by a Kenosha police officer, President Donald Trump announced Tuesday.
