Industries
Bright incentives
The City of Milwaukee implemented its Milwaukee Shines program in 2009 to promote both solar manufacturing and installation while working to lower the costs. It piggybacks on the existing Milwaukee Energy Efficiency, or Me², program.
Milwaukee solar industry heats up
At first glance, it would seem counterintuitive to think that Milwaukee, in the midst of a cold Wisconsin winter, would be a national hotspot for solar energy.
Quiet your mind
Stress can cause massive physical changes in the body. When we perceive a threat, the body floods with stress hormones and our adrenalin accelerates the body's ability to respond rapidly. Heart rate and breathing increase, muscles tense and we sweat more as the body goes into "fight or flight" mode to deal with the perceived danger.
Experts to share latest tips on wellness
As the Affordable Care Act is implemented, employers' vested stakes in the health and well-being of their employees will be greater than ever.
Health care reform presents opportunities for some firms
Many businesses in the U.S. are challenged with trying to figure out how to deal with, and how they will be affected by, federal health care reform.
Mining debate is far from over
Michael Wiggins Jr., tribal chairman of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, says his tribe “will do whatever it takes” as a sovereign nation to stop a proposed iron mine near its reservation, including taking the case all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Wisconsin manufacturers might still be in line for high-speed rail production
A lthough a high-speed rail line that was proposed for Wisconsin is instead being built across the state of Illinois just south of the border, some Wisconsin manufacturers ultimately may benefit from the expansion of high-speed rail across the nation anyway, according to a new report by the Environmental Law & Policy Center (ELPC).
Demand from young professionals drives downtown apartment development boom
Several apartment developments have either been completed recently, are under construction or are in the planning stages in downtown Milwaukee, the East Side and the Historic Third Ward.
A social media platform for consumers
When business partners Dave Sachse and Justin Webb head to the South by Southwest (SXSW) Interactive Festival in Austin, Texas, on Friday, March 8, they'll be following in the footsteps of some of the most successful startup companies to date – including social media platforms Foursquare and Twitter.
Dispute resolution is an evolving art form in China
History is littered with the bodies of those who could not agree about what was said vs. what was meant.