Manufacturing
Get the latest news on manufacturing companies, innovation, and economic impact across southeastern Wisconsin.
Made in Milwaukee: Banker Wire fueling growth with more space in Mukwonago
Look out over the production floor at Banker Wire’s new Mukwonago facility, and it seems that a large portion...
Manufacturers optimistic, but keeping an eye on trade and economy
Businesses – particularly manufacturers – like certainty. The tariffs and trade actions of the past year, however, have provided...
Foxconn making progress, but controversy remains
Foxconn Technology Group’s plans for a massive LCD manufacturing campus in Mount Pleasant have been dynamic and often controversial....
Local stocks join broader market rise
After a dismal ending to 2018, the U.S. stock market made a strong rebound during the first half of...
Kenall HQ in Kenosha sold for $29.3 million
The 354,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution facility in Kenosha where Kenall Manufacturing Co. is headquartered has been sold for $29.3 million.
Foxconn Industrial Internet planning building at Mount Pleasant site
Foxconn Industrial Internet, the publicly traded smart manufacturing business of Foxconn, plans to build a facility on the company’s Mount Pleasant campus.
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Milwaukee Pretzel Co. will move to larger Riverwest facility in spring
Milwaukee Pretzel Co. plans to move to a different Riverwest facility this spring to accommodate continued growth of the business.
Haribo names exec to oversee Wisconsin plant
Haribo of America has named Arndt Ruesges as chief production officer, giving him oversight of the building and operation of the company’s first North American factory in Pleasant Prairie.
Court sides with DOJ in setting Quad trial date
A federal court judge last week sided with the U.S. Department of Justice and set a mid-November trial date for a trial on Quad/Graphics’ proposed acquisition of LSC Communications.
WMC survey finds support for tariffs despite business harm
Two-thirds of Wisconsin businesses surveyed by Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce “strongly” or “somewhat” support tariffs imposed on China even as 47% say the actions are having a negative effect on their business, according to the organization's semi-annual survey.
