Industries
Residential demand could lift downtown’s struggling west side
Anyone familiar with downtown Milwaukee knows that it has two distinct halves.
Find My Spot is apartment matchmaker
Summer is often a time when renters are on the move. Whether it's a graduate moving on from college, a professional relocating for a new job or someone simply looking for a change, it's an active time for relocation.
Lesson learned from Chinese labor dispute
A year and a half ago, a Missouri executive named Steve Fleischli came to China to negotiate a discount on delivered goods from some of his Chinese suppliers.
BizTimes wins national awards for excellence
BizTimes Milwaukee recently received three awards for editorial excellence as one of the best local business publications in the country from the Alliance of Area Business Publications (AABP).
MIAD Dorm
Construction began recently for a new six-story apartment-style residence hall that the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design (MIAD) will build at 252 E. Menomonee St. in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward, across the street from the college's main academic building.
Cautionary tales from the NFL
It happens every summer. A number of newly minted millionaires-in-waiting report to NFL training camps.
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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.
