Industries
BMO Harris Bank to sponsor Broadway
BMO Harris Bank will serve as a multi-year title sponsor for the Broadway at the Marcus Center series, according to an announcement made by the bank and The Marcus Center on Wednesday.
Equity partners acquire Pereles Bros. Inc.
Pereles Bros. Inc., a Milwaukee-based plastic injection molding company, has been was purchased through an equity buyout by business partners Steve Iram and Jim Gannon.
Bucks unveil new court design
The Milwaukee Bucks continued their offseason of change by unveiling the design for their new state-of-the-art playing surface at the BMO Harris Bradley Center Tuesday.
Milwaukee taxi company will go green with Prius cabs
Milwaukee's streets will soon be served by Toyota Prius taxi cabs to be rolled out by American United Taxi Company.
White House unveils first glance at Obamacare premiums
With new health insurance markets launching Oct. 1, the Obama administration is unveiling premiums and plan choices for 36 states where the federal government is taking the lead to cover uninsured residents, including Wisconsin.
Northwestern Mutual reveals tower design
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. today unveiled the design for the new $450 million, 32-story, 1.1-million-square-foot office tower that it plans to build at its downtown Milwaukee corporate headquarters campus.
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Publicly traded banks are healthy
The overall financial health of 289 publicly traded banks in the United States improved in the past year, according to a new national study.
Pleasant Prairie mustard plant to double in size
Olds Products Company, a mustard manufacturer, plans to build a 48,562-square-foot addition to its 48,392-sqaure-foot facility at 10700 88th Avenue in Pleasant Prairie.
Kerry Ingredients may expand Jackson plant
Tralee, Ireland-based Kerry Group plc is considering plans to expand its production facility in Jackson.
Phoenix Investors buys Sheboygan industrial building for $2.25 million
Milwaukee-based Phoenix Investors LLC recently purchased a 288,500-square-foot distribution center at 2821 Muth Ct. in Sheboygan from Southfield, Mich.-based International Automotive Components for $2.25 million, according to state records.