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LANG Technik USA plans to build new Hartland HQ
Hartland-based Lang Technik USA, a provider of workholding and machine tool automation, plans to spend $6 million to build a new headquarters.
Husco to add 100 employees, spend millions on upgrades at Waukesha HQ
Husco will see nearly 50% growth in the coming years due to its newly secured contracts, said Austin Ramirez, president and CEO of Husco.
REV Group sells transit bus business for $52 million
Brookfield-based REV Group Inc., a manufacturer of specialty vehicles, announced that it has finalized the sale of transit bus...
Central Standard Craft Distillery will sell products at Admirals home games
Milwaukee-based Central Standard Craft Distillery will sell signature cocktails and spirits inside UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena at Milwaukee Admirals home...
Germantown Plan Commission rejects 570-unit housing proposal
A downsized proposal to build 570 housing units in Germantown was rejected by the village's Plan Commission Monday.
Developer Everett Frenz of Wisconsin...
Irgens starts construction on final piece of 66-acre The Corridor development
Commercial development firm Irgens broke ground Thursday on the final piece of its 66-acre Brookfield development project The Corridor,...
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Husco secures $200 million in new projects, plans major capital investment
Waukesha-based Husco has secured $200 million in newly awarded projects and plans to make $55 million worth of capital investments globally.
Emem Group expands with new construction firm
A pair of Milwaukee natives have launched a new company that will target small-scale residential and commercial projects with...
Milwaukee lawyer gets prison sentence after failing to pay millions in taxes
A former Milwaukee attorney has been sentenced to 16 months in federal prison after failing to pay $2.4 million in taxes.
Cruise ship passenger visits to Milwaukee up 18% this year
Port Milwaukee reported today that 13,568 cruise ship passengers visited the city this year, nearly an 18% increase from...
