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Cautionary tales from the NFL
It happens every summer. A number of newly minted millionaires-in-waiting report to NFL training camps.
Marathon man
Matt O'Neill used to believe that every mile a person runs equals a mile they won't be able to walk at the end of their life.
I’m here. Now what?
You were told that your company has to be “on social media.” You created a Facebook page because you heard everyone does. You've tried tweeting because your competitor does. Now you are asking, “What do I say to get noticed?”
“Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead”
While women have made significant strides in education, having long accounted for about half of all college graduates in the country, they are still largely underrepresented in business and government leadership roles.
Ultra Tool & Mfg. builds its future workforce
Ultra Tool & Manufacturing Inc. started training apprentices from its 1969 beginning so it could fill the future ranks of skilled employees, said president Terry Hansen.
15%
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected a challenge by the American Petroleum Institute to block the sales of E15, a 15-percent ethanol blend of gasoline. That means more gas stations are likely to sell E15.
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Have patience with venture capital program
If you doubted the pent-up demand for early stage capital in Wisconsin, consider this note from a startup company founder before a bill creating a state-leveraged fund had passed the full Legislature: “We're eager to learn more about who we can contact, and how soon, about presentation opportunities for our company in front of the new fund. We believe we have a great story to tell!”
Mike Darrow, president and chief operating officer at Russ Darrow Group
What was the smartest thing your company did in the past year?
"We shifted our mindset from defense to offense to help create a greater growth mentality among our management team."
Anemic economic numbers for Wisconsin
The steady drumbeat of less-than-spectacular economic data for Wisconsin in recent months appears to be having a negative impact on the collective psyche of the state's employers.
U.S. Bank to host fireworks tonight
U.S. Bank will sponsor a fireworks show on downtown Milwaukee’s lakefront tonight, starting at about 9:30 p.m.