Banking & Finance
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Bradley Corp. acquires Michigan firm
Menomonee Falls-based Bradley Corp. announced it has purchased the assets of Keltech Inc. of Delton, Mich., and will operate the company as a wholly-owned subsidiary.
CliftonLarsonAllen acquires Racine firm
CliftonLarsonAllen (CLA) has acquired Jenkins & Vojtisek SC, a certified public accounting firm based in Racine.
Smith takes helm at Mason Wells
Mason Wells, a Milwaukee-based middle-market buyout firm, announced that effective immediately, Thomas Smith will assume the role of executive managing director, succeeding John Byrnes, who has held the position since the inception of the company in 1998.
Employers shun fiscal cliff crisis and continue to hire
U.S. employers added 155,000 jobs in December, as the national unemployment rate remained at 7.8 percent, the Labor Department announced.
Spring Bank to move to larger location
Spring Bank announced that it will move from its current location at 16655 W. Wisconsin Ave., Brookfield, to a larger location at 16620 W. Bluemound Road, Brookfield.
Mason Wells merges film companies
Milwaukee private equity firm Mason Wells announced its portfolio company, NEX Performance Films Inc. has acquired Charter Films Inc.
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New York firm acquires Stepp Equipment
Wastebuilt Environmental Solutions LLC has acquired Stepp Equipment Company in Menomonee Falls.
Bradley Corp. acquires Michigan firm
Menomonee Falls-based Bradley Corp. announced it has purchased the assets of Keltech Inc. of Delton, Mich., and will operate the company as a wholly-owned subsidiary.
It is time to exit?: Ponder your options for selling your business
It's Monday morning and you have just finished your first cup of coffee, kissed your spouse goodbye and drove to your office. You are the first one to arrive and turn on the lights. As you finish your second cup of coffee, your employees begin to arrive as they have done for the last 30 years.
Close the doors before the horses leave the barn
A BizTimes reader has asked me to comment on a recent news story about U.S. Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) action to get copies of the audit paperwork on nine U.S.-listed Chinese companies suspected of wrongdoing.