Industries
TCI to build new headquarters in Germantown
Trans-Coil International (TCI) will close its facilities in Milwaukee and Menomonee Falls and consolidate its operations in a new headquarters and manufacturing facility in the Germantown Industrial Park.
S.C. Johnson expands shoe care portfolio
S.C. Johnson & Son Inc. announced it has reached an agreement to acquire Melvo Holding GmbH, a shoe care company with leading brands sold throughout Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), from a shareholder group led by VR Equitypartner.
Rust-Oleum is Kenosha’s Business of the Year
The Kenosha Area Business Alliance (KABA) and the Kenosha Area Chamber of Commerce will recognize seven local companies and one individual for their success on Thursday, Nov. 7.
Johnson Controls’ new Chinese headquarters will be green showcase
Glendale-based Johnson Controls Inc., a diversified global industrial company in the building and automotive industries, held a signing ceremony with the Shanghai Hongqiao Linkong Economic Zone for its new China corporate headquarters last week.
Johnson Outdoors refinances debt
Johnson Outdoors Inc., a Racine-based global outdoor recreation equipment company, has announced a new streamlined structure of the company's debt.
Commodity glut takes toll on mining industry
The mining bill was the first and top priority of the Wisconsin Legislature in 2013, but it may take years before any mining-related jobs are created in the state.
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IBS moving to Brookfield
International Business Systems, which opened its third U.S. location in Pewaukee in February, has already outgrown the space.
BizTimes to host conference for manufacturers
BizTimes Media’s 2013 Manufacturing Summit will fuse concepts of design with innovation strategies in manufacturing in a panel event centered on the creative problem-solving process of design thinking.
BizTimes hosting manufacturing event
BizTimes Media’s 2013 Manufacturing Summit will fuse concepts of design with innovation strategies in manufacturing in a panel event...
WTMJ-4 and Time Warner reach agreement
Milwaukee-based media company Journal Broadcast Group announced today it has come to an agreement with Time Warner Cable after a standoff that left local television station WTMJ-TV off the air for 59 days.